The Age of Alexander (Penguin Classics)
by Plutarch
In The Age of Alexander, Plutarch examines the lives of prominent figures from the time of the great conqueror, offering biographical sketches that reveal their virtues, flaws, and enduring influences. This Penguin Classics edition preserves the essence of ancient historiography for contemporary audiences, emphasizing moral lessons drawn from history.
About This Book
Plutarch's The Age of Alexander presents a selection of parallel lives from the renowned ancient historian, focusing on key figures of the Hellenistic period.
As part of the Penguin Classics series, this volume offers accessible translations of Plutarch's biographical essays, highlighting moral and historical insights.
The work delves into the character and achievements of leaders who shaped the ancient world following Alexander's conquests.
Readers gain a deeper understanding of classical antiquity through Plutarch's comparative approach to historical personalities.
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