Excerpt from Caroli L???v???que Libellum Aureum de Plutarcho Mentis Medico Denuo Edendum Curavit Chus cordi est, quibus cordi est ipsa humanitas, quique disquisitionibus historicis ipsius, ut ita dicam, mentis humanae Spectant historiam. Ad quam rem cum nulla non aetas suum sibi habest pretium, tum rerum cognita utilissi marum vel plenissimum fuit illud tempus, quod crudelem vidit Domitiani tyrannidem et quo Nervae Traianique clementi prudentique imperio tandem aliquando sunt recreati homines. Itaque ???t ii, qui hominum ...
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Excerpt from Caroli L???v???que Libellum Aureum de Plutarcho Mentis Medico Denuo Edendum Curavit Chus cordi est, quibus cordi est ipsa humanitas, quique disquisitionibus historicis ipsius, ut ita dicam, mentis humanae Spectant historiam. Ad quam rem cum nulla non aetas suum sibi habest pretium, tum rerum cognita utilissi marum vel plenissimum fuit illud tempus, quod crudelem vidit Domitiani tyrannidem et quo Nervae Traianique clementi prudentique imperio tandem aliquando sunt recreati homines. Itaque ???t ii, qui hominum conditionem, ad quos primos Christi est perlata salus, cognoscere cupiunt, et qui Imperium Romanum quas vires habuerit, quibus sit iactatum casibus, quibus morbis laboraverit et dilapsum sit investi gant, omnes denique Antiquitatis studiosi, qui Tacitum suum, Plinium, Martiaiem, alios non legere solum sed et plane intelligere student, libenter Plutarchi pervolvunt libros. Hi autem vitas minime negligunt: quod enim puerorum proprium esse dicitur, delectari narrationibus, illo studio ne adulti quidem carent. Et quis Plutarcho iucundius narrst, quis illo magis audientium legentiumque detinet animos? At omnes hoc agendum intelligunt ut quid vitis illis efiicere Plutarchus voluerit perspiciant ipsum Plutarchum cognoscere volunt totum. Cuius cum aliqua sans in vitis pars insit, turn multo maior latet in scriptis eius moralibus. Vitae sine his recte intelligi nequeunt, at Moralia quamvis accurate legenti vitis vix opus est. His Plutarchus ipse disertis verbis quae sua sit philosophia, de diis, de fato, de oraculis quid censeat exponit, quid sit agendum hominibus ut bonam mentis valetudinem diu amissam recuperent. Et magnus quidem est illarum disputationum numeros, rosque in iis tractantur diversissimae; omnes tamen eodem tendunt. About the Publisher Forgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at ... This book is a reproduction of an important historical work. Forgotten Books uses state-of-the-art technology to digitally reconstruct the work, preserving the original format whilst repairing imperfections present in the aged copy. In rare cases, an imperfection in the original, such as a blemish or missing page, may be replicated in our edition. We do, however, repair the vast majority of imperfections successfully; any imperfections that remain are intentionally left to preserve the state of such historical works.
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