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Plutarch's Lives-Excerpts

Plutarch
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Duration
7h 22m
Year
1990
Language
English
Publisher
Recorded Books, Inc.

About

Plutarch (circa A.D.45-A.D.130) traveled in Greece and Egypt, served as a diplomat in Rome, and wrote this collection of biographical portraits of 46 Greeks and Romans. This audio edition contains accounts of the lives of four of these legendary figures: Mark Antony, Cicero, Theseus, and Romulus.

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  • Biography & Autobiography
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PlutarchAuthor
Ray AthertonReader

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