How did Plutarch contribute to Hellenistic philosophy and the arts? A. He was the first author to write about the use of logic and reason. B. He claimed that philosophy was more important than math and science. C. He wrote biographies about important historical figures and leaders. D. He used philosophy to influence the decisions of government leaders.

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16 May, 09:05

How did Plutarch contribute to Hellenistic philosophy and the arts? A. He was the first author to write about the use of logic and reason. B. He claimed that philosophy was more important than math and science. C. He wrote biographies about important historical figures and leaders. D. He used philosophy to influence the decisions of government leaders.

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Kelsie Garner · Answer 1

Option: C. He wrote biographies about important historical figures and leaders.

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Plutarch was an author and biographer born in Greek during the 1st century CE. His works based on biographies of Roman and Greek warriors. The records on lives meant to strengthen mutual between Greeks and Romans and to produce better models of behaviour by presenting noble actions. The writing also influenced writing from the 16th to the 19th centuries in Europe.