'This is a stimulating, highly interesting collection, in which the traditional Quellenkritik is set aside and instead the techniques that are apparent in the Lives themselves are studied. Within this framework a sensible approach to the appropriation of the sources in Plutarch's Bioi also emerges.' - L. De Blois, Mnemosyne

• Contributors: Chris Pelling, Oxford; F.E. Brenk, Pontifical Institute, Rome; Brian Bosworth, Perth; Monica Affortunati, Florence; Louis Garcia Moreno, Alcala; Judith Mossman, Dublin; Barbara Scardigli, Florence

'This is a stimulating, highly interesting collection, in which the traditional Quellenkritik is set aside and instead the techniques that are apparent in the Lives themselves are studied. Within this framework a sensible approach to the appropriation of the sources in Plutarch's Bioi also emerges.' - L. De Blois, Mnemosyne

• Contributors: Chris Pelling, Oxford; F.E. Brenk, Pontifical Institute, Rome; Brian Bosworth, Perth; Monica Affortunati, Florence; Louis Garcia Moreno, Alcala; Judith Mossman, Dublin; Barbara Scardigli, Florence

'This is a stimulating, highly interesting collection, in which the traditional Quellenkritik is set aside and instead the techniques that are apparent in the Lives themselves are studied. Within this framework a sensible approach to the appropriation of the sources in Plutarch's Bioi also emerges.' - L. De Blois, Mnemosyne

• Contributors: Chris Pelling, Oxford; F.E. Brenk, Pontifical Institute, Rome; Brian Bosworth, Perth; Monica Affortunati, Florence; Louis Garcia Moreno, Alcala; Judith Mossman, Dublin; Barbara Scardigli, Florence