Selections from Plutarch's Moralia
Although Plutarch was not a Christian, his writings have been a major influence on early Christian theology. His works are worthy of being studied and examined and help introduce several concepts to the mind uninitiated to philosophy.
This translation offered here is from the 1878 Goodwin Translation, printed by Little, Brown and Company in Boston. William Goodwin took earlier translations of Plutarch's Moralia and edited them with corrections and revisions.*
What is available here:
On The Three Sorts of Government, Monarchy, Democracy, and
Oligarchy
On The Three Sorts of Government
Platonic Questions
Question I:
Question II:
Question III:
Question IV:
Question V:
Question VI:
Question VII:
Question VIII:
Question IX:
Question X:
That Virtue May Be Taught
That Virtue May Be Taught
Whether Water Or Fire Be Most Useful
Whether Water Or Fire Be Most Useful
* Note, when the translation uses Greek, I will use Symbol to indicate the Greek text; this does not provide the best possible Greek rendition, but it will provide it more universally for all who view the page.