Examples of using Plutarch in English and their translations into Slovak
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Plutarch claimed that the army had fought against three million men during the Gallic Wars,
Curricula of the philosopher and writer Plutarch are still today the richest source of information displaying remarkable stories that are essential for many people living in modern times.
Plutarch tells us that one dog,
According to Plutarch, even before his death,
The two earliest biographies of Alexander the Great were written by Arrian and Plutarch more than four hundred years after Alexander's death in 323 B. C.
Josephus and Plutarch.
which he received, according to Plutarch, a worthy answer:"Come and take.".
Likewise, Plutarch states that conversation with Cleopatra“had an irresistible charm,
In fact, of her looks, Plutarch wrote,“her beauty,
Plutarch mentions an irate letter from Alexander to Darius III,
While Herodotus, Plutarch and Ovid all maintained that Athens got its name when Athena gifted the founders an olive tree- because that's how much they loved olive oil.
Plutarch mentions an irate letter from Alexander to Darius,
Ancient Greek authors Aristotle and Plutarch, and Roman Authors Apolllonius Rhodius
Ancient Greek authors, Aristotle and Plutarch, and Roman Authors, Apollonius Rhodius
Greek authors Aristotle and Plutarch, and Roman authors Apollonius Rhodius
roman empire lived on a vegetarian diet. these included Plutarch, Apollonius of Tyana,
In historian Plutarch's book Lives of the Noble Greeks and Romans, Plutarch reported that Alexander possessed a“most agreeable odor,”
It seems likely that in the 500 years between Herodotus's time and Plutarch's, the story of Pheidippides had become muddled with that of the Battle of Marathon,
According to Plutarch and Cicero, only slaves
The two earliest biographies of Alexander the Great were written by Arrian and Plutarch more than four hundred years after Alexander's death in 323 B.C., yet historians consider them to be generally trustworthy.”.