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THE ANNOTATED PLUTARCH: PUBLICOLA

by Rachel Lebowitz Author

Plutarch’s Lives made easy! Plutarch’s life of Publicola carries the torch of liberty from Ancient Rome to modern-day. A Brutal act sparked the overthrow of a monarchy and ushered in a new government dedicated to liberty and freedom. No, it isn’t the American Revolution, but the two events have more in common than you might think! The Annotated Plutarch Series includes: The original text of Plutarch’s Life, edited for length and content Annotations, definitions, and pronunciations in the margins An introduction with biographical information about Plutarch himself A “Who’s Who” to help you understand the key players A prologue with essential background information about Publicola and the times in which he lived An epilogue which connects Publicola to modern events and gives the student some important ideas to think about

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Additional Details

Resource Type
Book
ISBN
978-1-954822-01-6
Print Status
In Print
Lessons
13
Pages
93
Suggested Grades
4th - 7th
Geographical Setting
Rome
Historical Setting
510 BC - 504 BC
Publisher
A Charlotte Mason Plenary, LLC
Edition
Second Edition
Copyright
2019
Written
2021
URL
https://cmplenary.com/product/plutarch-guide-pu...

Lessons

  • 0 Who was Plutarch?
  • 1 Lesson 1: Setting the Scene: The Times in which Publicola Lived
  • 2 Lesson 2: The Republic
  • 3 Lesson 3: A Plot Against the Republic
  • 4 Lesson 4: Treason
  • 5 Lesson 5: The Battle of Silva Arsia
  • 6 Lesson 6: Publicola Enacts New Laws
  • 7 Lesson 7: Dedicating the Temple
  • 8 Lesson 8: Horatius at the Bridge
  • 9 Lesson 9: The Siege
  • 10 Lesson 10: The Sabines Invade
  • 11 Lesson 10: The Sabines Invade
  • 12 Lesson 12: The Federalist Papers and Publicola

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