Born in Chæronea in Boeotia about 46 A.D.; died in 125;
celebrated for his forty-six "Lives of Greeks and Romans,"
and for works on philosophical and moral subjects; settled
at Athens at the time of Nero's visit in 66, and traveled in
Greece, Egypt and Italy; being in Rome during the reign of
Vespasian; lived at Chæronea in the latter part of his life
where he was elected archon.[92]
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