What Can the Lives of the Ancient World Teach us about Virtue and Excellence?

February's topic will be conducted by Bro. Aksel Suvari as he asks the question: "What Can the Lives of the Ancient World Teach us about Virtue and Excellence?"

Synopsis:
Plutarch's Parallel Lives of the Noble Greeks and Romans has stood throughout the ages as a guidebook for statesmen, officers and nobility of all kinds. From medieval kings and renaissance scholars to the Founding Fathers themselves, the wisdom imparted from these ancient biographies has shaped the Western world. What can they teach us, in the light of Freemasonry, about the cultivation of virtue and excellence?

Mission Statement:
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