Plutarco. Sobre comer carne
The treatise De esu carnium (On eating of flesh) came to us in the form of two logoi, with multiple lacunae, especially in the second logos. By recovering themes already developed by the Pythagorean doctrine, by Xenocrates, by Theophrastus or by the Stoics, Plutarch argues about the nature of living...
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Coimbra University Press
2019
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Series: | Classica Digitalia: Diaita: Scripta & Realia - Estudos Monográficos
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