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PLUTARCH (Ploutarxos) from Heronea (c. 40 - c. 120) - Greek historian, writer and philosopher. A follower of the ideas of Plato. Mntreatises P. contain information about the muses. practice and theory dr. Greece (especially the Pythagorean-Platonic concept). P. is attributed to the treatise "On Music" (Peri moysikns), which takes the form of a dialogue and is represented by ch. arr. borrowing and retelling decomp. treatises of ancient muses. theorists (Pythagoreans, Plato, Aristotle, Heraclides of Pontius, Aristoxenus, etc.). This work contains an extensive historical and factual. material and includes quotes from works lost later, which makes it possible to clarify some of the provisions of other Greek. music sciences; the treatise also serves as a source of information about the ancient will. art. Editions: Plutarch berber die Musik, hrsg. von R. Westphal, Breslau, 1866 Plutarque de la musique. Ed.critique et explicative par H. Weil et Th. Reinach, P., 1900; On the origin of the world soul according to Plato's "Timaeus", in the book: Brush M., Classics of Philosophy, vol. 1. - Greek Philosophy, St. Petersburg, 1911, p. 377-402; Plutarch. About music, per. N. Thomasova, approx. and comment. EM Braudo, P., 1922; same in the book: Antique Musical Aesthetics, intro. essay and comp. texts of A.F. Losev, [foreword. and commonly. ed.I.P. Shestakova], M., 1960, p. 255-93; De la musique, ed. par F. Lasserre, Lausane, 1954. E.V. Herzman.