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Contents\nList of contributors\nPreface\nIntroduction: Reading Plutarch through space, time and language\n1. Moving through space and time in Plutarch\nSpace travel and time travel in Plutarch\nTime and space in Plutarch’s Lives\n2. Time manipulation and narrative signification\nEspace mémoriel et paysage monumental\nPlutarch and tense: The present and the imperfect\nNarrative time and space in Plutarch’s Life of Nicias\n3. Religious locales as places of reflection on language, discourse and time\nSpace, time, and language in On the Oracles of the Pythia: ‘3,000 years of history, never proved wrong’\nPoetry, extravagance, and the invention of the ‘archaic’ in Plutarch’s On the Oracles of the Pythia\nDelphi, place and time in Plutarch’s Lycurgus and Lysander\nSpace, Delphi and the construction of the Greek past in Plutarch’s Greek Questions\n4. Models of the past I: configurations of memory and history for Plutarch’s imperial readers\nGreeks and the Roman past in the Second Sophistic: The case of Plutarch\nPlutarch and the advent of Hellenism in Rome\nCreating paradigms for the politikoi: Bridging the gap in political space and time with pre-imperial heroes\nGreatness measured in time and space: The Agesilaus–Pompey\n5. Models of the past II: Plutarch and the classical era\nDiscussing the past: Moral virtue, truth, and benevolence in Plutarch’s On the Malice of Herodotus\nSolon on the road\nModelli del passato in due conferenze di Plutarco: De gloria Atheniensium e De audiendo\nShifting boundaries: Philotimia in democratic Athens and in Plutarch’s Lives\n6. Philosophy and religion between past and present\nIs dualism a Greek word? Plutarch’s dualism as a cultural and historical phenomenon\nEgyptian knowledge at Plutarch’s table: Out of the question?\n7. Space, time and notions of community\nDivisions in Greek culture: Cultural topoi in Plutarch’s biographical practice\nThe construction of a cosmopolitan space in Plutarch’s On Exile\nIl significato del termine ξένος in Plutarco: lo straniero nella realtà dell’Impero cosmopolita\n8. Sympotic spaces: forging links between past and present\nPast and present in Plutarch’s Table Talk\nSympotic space, hierarchy and Homeric quotation in Table Talk 1.2\nPlutarque et la tradition rhétorique du banquet\nTheseis rather than quaestiones convivales\n9. Space, place, landscape: symbolic and metaphorical aspects\nIndividuated gods and sacred space in Plutarch\nEspacio monumental y autopsia en las Vidas Paralelas de Plutarco\nMilitary space and paideia in the Lives of Pyrrhus and Marius\nAstronomical and political space: The sun’s course and the statesman’s power in Plutarch and Dio\nBibliography\nIndex of subjects\nIndex of ancient and modern authors\nIndex of passages