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grbs-1791	Beneker, Jeffrey	No Time for Love: Plutarch’s Chaste Caesar	2003	17	.pdf	application/pdf	6325	204	54	In his Alexander-Caesar, Plutarch for the most part follows the tra- dition for Alexander, but for Caesar he has deliberately minimized the role played by Caesar’s lovers and his sexual appetite, making him more like Alexander and concentrating on his single-minded quest for political and military domination. When we compare Plutarch’s version with that of Suetonius (Iul. 2), who allows Caesar more time with the king, we uncover what Plutarch might have left unsaid: Caesar did his first military service in Asia as an aide to Marcus Thermus, the praetor.	cache/grbs-1791.pdf	txt/grbs-1791.txt