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Title: Ode on a Grecian what?
Review: Whoever was responsible for entitling this collection of Plutarch's Lives ought to be buried alive like a naughty Vestal Virgin. To apply the adjective "Grecian" to the men of Hellas is a travesty. At best, they should have used the term "Greeks." Honestly. "Grecian" is and should ONLY be applied to things manufactured by Greeks, not to Greeks themselves. It's like calling the people of Scotland "Scotch." Try that one in an Edinburgh pub and see how long you last. Unfortunately the "noble" men Hellas are not around to defend themselves, so I have to do it for them. "Lives of the Noble Hellines and Romans" is itself more noble.
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