Vides paral·leles (II)

Plutarc

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PLUTARCH'S LIVES TRANSLATED FROM THE GREEK, WITH NOTES AND A LIFE OF PLUTARCH BY AUBREY STEWART, M.A. _Late Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge_ AND THE LATE GEORGE LONG, M.A. _Formerly Fellow of Trinity College, Cambridge_ IN FOUR VOLUMES VOL. II. LONDON GEORGE BELL AND SONS 1899 [_Reprinted from Stereotype plates_.] CONTENTS. LIFE OF PELOPIDAS 1 LIFE OF MARCELLUS 34 COMPARISON OF PELOPIDAS WITH MARCELLUS 64 LIFE OF ARISTEIDES 67 LIFE OF MARCUS CATO 98 COMPARISON OF ARISTEIDES AND CATO 128 LIFE OF PHILOPŒMEN 134 LIFE OF TITUS FLAMININUS 154 COMPARISON OF PHILOPŒMEN AND TITUS 177 LIFE OF PYRRHUS 180 LIFE OF CAIUS MARIUS (_By G. Long_.) 221 LIFE OF LYSANDER 285 LIFE OF SULLA (_By G. Long_.) 317 COMPARISON OF LYSANDER AND SULLA 386 LIFE OF KIMON 391 LIFE OF LUCULLUS (_By G. Long_.) 414 COMPARISON OF KIMON AND LUCULLUS 483 PLUTARCH'S LIVES. LIFE OF PELOPIDAS. I. Cato the elder, speaking to some persons who were praising a man of reckless daring and audacity in war, observed that there is a difference between a man's setting a high value on courage, and COMPARISON OF KIMON AND LUCULLUS 483 PLUTARCH'S LIVES. LIFE OF PELOPIDAS. I. Cato the elder, speaking to some persons who were praising a man of reckless daring and audacity in war, observed that there is a difference between a man's setting a high value on courage, and setting a low value on his own life--and rightly. For a daring soldier in the army of Antigonus, but of broken and ill health, being asked by the king the reason of his paleness, confessed that he was suffering from some

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