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C. Pelling, Plutarch. Caesar, Oxford 2011, 3-4, 183-84.
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C. Pelling, “Plutarch's Method of Work in the Roman Lives”, in: Id., Plutarch and History, Swansea 2002, 1-44.
T. Duff, Plutarch's Lives. Exploring Virtue and Vice, Oxford 1999, 105 n. 15.
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