Hugh Liebert Livres

The book explores Plutarch's Lives through the lens of political philosophy, highlighting its significance during the historical intersection of Greek and Roman cultures. It delves into how Plutarch's biographical accounts reflect broader political themes and offer insights into leadership, virtue, and morality in the context of imperial dynamics. The analysis reveals the interplay between personal character and political power, positioning Plutarch's work as a crucial commentary on the nature of governance and ethical conduct in a transformative era.

Explores the life and work of historian Edward Gibbon, and his complex relationship with Christianity, through an examination of his correspondence, private journals, early works, and unfinished memoirs.