How does Plutarch view morality within society?
As insignificant
As the most important aspect
As a necessary evil
As the cause of all problems
Answer
Plutarch viewed morality as the most important aspect of society, and that it was essential for a functioning society. He believed that morality was the foundation of a just and equitable society, and that without it, society would collapse.
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