Between Heathenism and Christianity - College of Stoic Philosophers

APPENDIX.
A list of Plutarch s works in the order of Bernardakis edition.
Lipsiae, 188896.
VOLUME I.
De liberis educandis, (On the education of children).
Quomodo adolescens poetas audire debeat, (How a young man
ought to hear poems).
De recta ratione audiendi, (How one ought to hear lectures).
Quomodo adulator ab amico internoscatur, (How one may distin
guish a flatterer from a friend).
Quomodo qitis suos in virtute sentiat profectus, (How one may
know whether he is
making progress in virtue).
De capienda ex inimicis utilitate, (How one may profit by his
enemies).
De amicorum multitiidine, (On the abundance of friends).
De fortuna, (On good and ill
fortune).
De virtute et vitio, (On virtue and vice).
Consolatio ad Apollonium, (Consolation for Apollonius).
De tuenda sanitate prcecepta, (Precepts on the preservation of
health).
Conjugalia prcecepta, (Precepts on matrimony).
Septemsapientumconvivium, (The banquet of the seven sagea).
De superstitione, (On superstition).
VOLUME II.
Regum et imperatorum apophthegmata. (Memorable sayings of
kings and commanders).
Apophthegmata Laconica, (Memorable sayings of Spartans).
Instituta Laconica, (The ancient customs of the Lacedaemonians).
Laccenarum apophthegmata, (Memorable sayings of Spartan
women).
Mulieritm virtutes, (Heroic deeds of women).
sEtia Romana, (A list of topics, Roman).
JKtia Groeca, (A list of topics, Greek).
Parallela Grceca et Romana, (A collection of Greek and Roman
historical parallels).
De fortuna Romanorum, (On the good fortune of the Romans).
De Alexandra magni fortuna out virtute, oratio I et II, (On the
good fortune or valor of Alexander the Great, discourses I
and II).
Bellone an pace clariores fuerint Athenienses, (Were the Athen
ians more distinguished in war or in wisdom)?
De Iside et Osiride, (Concerning Isis and Osiris).
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