Plutarch. Aetia Graeca
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- 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:) )