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Plutarch's Essays and Miscellanies, Vol. 4 (of 5)

Capitoli (16)

PLUTARCH’S ESSAYS AND MISCELLANIES: CONTENTS OF VOLUME FOURTH. WITH THE TRANSLATORS’ NAMES. 0:00
WHY THE ORACLES CEASE TO GIVE ANSWERS. LAMPRIAS, CLEOMBROTUS, DIDYMUS, PHILIPPUS, DEMETRIUS, AMMONIUS, HERACLEON. 0:54
OF ISIS AND OSIRIS, OR OF THE ANCIENT RELIGION AND PHILOSOPHY OF EGYPT. 2:19:15
CONCERNING SUCH WHOM GOD IS SLOW TO PUNISH. PATROCLEAS, PLUTARCH, TIMON, OLYMPICUS. 5:09:11
OF NATURAL AFFECTION TOWARDS ONE’S OFFSPRING. 7:00:07
CONCERNING THE FORTUNE OF THE ROMANS. 7:19:20
OF GARRULITY, OR TALKATIVENESS. 8:07:09
OF LOVE. FLAVIANUS AND AUTOBULUS, SONS OF PLUTARCH. 9:21:56
FIVE TRAGICAL HISTORIES OF LOVE. 11:30:25
A DISCOURSE TO AN UNLEARNED PRINCE 11:50:48
OF HERODOTUS’S MALICE. 12:06:51
OF COMMON CONCEPTIONS, AGAINST THE STOICS. LAMPRIAS, DIADUMENUS. 13:33:58
THE CONTRADICTIONS OF THE STOICS. 15:40:46
OF THE WORD ΕΙ ENGRAVEN OVER THE GATE OF APOLLO’S TEMPLE AT DELPHI. AMMONIUS, LAMPRIAS, PLUTARCH, THEON, EUSTROPHUS, NICANDER. 17:32:13
WHETHER VICE IS SUFFICIENT TO RENDER A MAN UNHAPPY. 18:19:47
WHETHER THE PASSIONS OF THE SOUL OR DISEASE OF THE BODY ARE WORSE. 18:29:36