Plutarch's Morals
by Plutarch
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Contents
- Preface
- Preface
- On Love to One's Offspring
- On Love
- Conjugal Precepts
- Consolatory Letter to His Wife
- That Virtue May Be Taught
- On Virtue and Vice
- On Moral Virtue
- How One May Be Aware of One's Progress in Virtue
- Whether Vice Is Sufficient to Cause Unhappiness
- Whether the Disorders of Mind or Body Are Worse
- On Abundance of Friends
- How One May Discern a Flatterer from a Friend
- How a Man May Be Benefited by His Enemies
- On Talkativeness
- On Curiosity
- On Shyness
- On Restraining Anger
- On Contentedness of Mind
- On Envy and Hatred
- How One Can Praise Oneself Without Exciting Envy
- On Those Who Are Punished by the Deity Late
- Against Borrowing Money
- Whether "Live Unknown" Be a Wise Precept
- On Exile
- On Fortune