Plutarco e la tragedia greca

Lamberto Di Gregorio

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Plutarch had a wide knowledge of Greek tragedy, as the frequent quotations show, but he does not seem interested in aesthetic questions; in fact, he subordinates all cultural interest to the moral content.

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