Plutarch. Aetia Graeca
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Name (Latin)
Plutarch. Aetia Graeca
Other forms of name
Plutarch. Aitia Hellēnika
Plutarch. Moralia. 18 (Stephanus), Aetia Graeca
Plutarch. Moralia. 62 (Planudes), Aetia Graeca
Plutarch. Moralia. Aetia Graeca
Plutarch. Quaestiones Graecae
Plutarch. Questions grecques
Plutarch. Αί̓τια Ἑλληνικά
Sources of Information
- LC class. sched. PA(listed under: Moralia; Latin form: Aetia graeca; variant: Quaestiones graecae; Greek form: Aitia hellēnika)
- Oeuvres morales, 2002:t. 4, p. 177 (Quaestiones Graecae; no. 18 in the Stephanus edition of Moralia; no. 62 in the Planudes edition) page 186 (Αί̓τια Ἑλληνικά)
- Pauly-Wissova, 41. Halbband, col. 862(Quaestiones Graecae)
- Plutarch, grecs et romains en Questions, 1998:p. 5 (Questions grecques)
- Plutarch. Plutarchi Cheronei Diui Traiani præceptoris græcoru[m] clarissimi historici ac philosophi problemata emendatissima, ca. 1477(contains Aetia Romana and Aetia Graeca, in the Latin translation of Giampietro da Lucca, printed as if a single work)
- p. 174 ("In the Greek Questions ... Plutarch endeavours to give the reason or explanation of fifty-nine matters concerned with Greek life. The vast majority of them are customs or names and, as the explanations are usually historical, they often go back to very early times" ( (Plutarch. The Roman and Greek questions, 1938, via WWW, Feb. 17, 2012:) )