This author of the (*) Moralia praises Marcellus and Brutus while disapproving of Sulla and Antony, and analyzes the military tactics of Fabius Cunctator and Pericles.
This man's Consolation to His Wife concerns the death of his daughter and his essays include On the Face Appearing on the Disk of the Moon. Another of this man's works criticizes two figures for extreme anger but considers Romulus less valiant than Theseus. This author of the (*) Moralia praises Marcellus and Brutus while disapproving of Sulla and Antony, and analyzes the military tactics of Fabius Cunctator and Pericles. In that work, Numa Pompilius is contrasted with Lycurgus, while Alcibiades is compared to Coriolanus. For 10 points, name this author who contrasts Greeks and Romans in his Parallel Lives.
This man's Consolation to His Wife concerns the death of his daughter and his essays include On the Face Appearing on the Disk of the Moon.
{Plutarch}