Cornelia's noble nature: Rome
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- Cornelia's noble nature
- Begins by describing how Cornelia was honoured with a bronze statue and inscription of her name on it
- It then goes to explain how she was friendly with kings and exchanged gifts with them
- She accepted and conversed with Greeks and told ancient heroic stories of Rome
- She surprises everyone by being so optimistic and rational after her sad life whilst also being so well educated
- She accepted and conversed with Greeks and told ancient heroic stories of Rome
- It then goes to explain how she was friendly with kings and exchanged gifts with them
- Theme: Attitudes to women
- Some eomrn were very honourable, not just men. They were respected and given honours when credit was due
- Authorship: Plutarch was Greek, and because Cornelia respected Greeks and was kind to her he would speak kindly of her too
- Begins by describing how Cornelia was honoured with a bronze statue and inscription of her name on it
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