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Plutarch: Moralia, Volume Vi, Can Virtue Be Taught? On Moral Virtue. On The Control Of Anger. On Tranquility Of Mind. On Brother,New Harrigan Suspicion About Literature'S Access ToEclectic Essays On Ethics, Education, And Much Else Besides. Plutarch (Plutarchus), Ca. Ad 45120, Was Born At Chaeronea In Boeotia In Central Greece, Studied Philosophy At Athens, And, After Coming To Rome As A Teacher In Philosophy, Was Given Consular Rank By The Emperor Trajan And A Procuratorship In Greece By Hadrian. He Was Married And The Father Of One Daughter And Four Sons. He Appears As A Man Of Kindly Character And Independent Thought,