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Parallel Lives of the Noble Greeks and Romans, Volume 1
By Plutarch · Translated by Bernadotte Perrin (Loeb Classical Library)

Plutarch’s Parallel Lives remains one of the most influential works of the ancient world —
a series of paired biographies revealing how character shapes destiny.

Volume 1 includes:
• Theseus & Romulus — founders, warriors, myths, and power
• Lycurgus & Numa — the architects of Sparta and Rome
• Solon & Publicola — the lawgivers who shaped democracy and the republic

Across these lives, Plutarch asks a timeless question:
“What truly makes a great leader?”

This volume blends history, philosophy, and moral insight—preserved for 2,000 years and still alive today.

🎧 Unabridged Audiobook with Text
🎙️ Voices: Robin Cotter, Anna Simon, Graham Redman, mb, ontheroad, Great Plains
🖋️ Written by Lucius Mestrius Plutarchus (c. 46–120 CE)
📘 Translation: Bernadotte Perrin (1847–1920)

📚 Chapters

00:00:00 Introduction
00:07:21 Theseus — Part 1
00:30:25 Theseus — Part 2
00:59:15 Theseus — Part 3
01:22:50 Romulus — Part 1
01:46:27 Romulus — Part 2
02:12:27 Romulus — Part 3
02:41:52 Comparison of Theseus & Romulus
02:54:15 Lycurgus — Part 1
03:27:40 Lycurgus — Part 2
04:05:22 Lycurgus — Part 3
04:36:30 Numa — Part 1
05:00:29 Numa — Part 2
05:24:50 Numa — Part 3
05:53:39 Comparison of Lycurgus & Numa
06:08:39 Solon — Part 1
06:39:09 Solon — Part 2
07:10:27 Solon — Part 3
07:43:46 Publicola — Part 1
08:09:00 Publicola — Part 2
08:33:12 Comparison of Solon & Publicola


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