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Considering Plutarch’s treatises De tuenda sanitate praecepta, De animalium sollertia and especially De esu carnium, this analysis seeks to identify the main elements of Plutarch’s conception of diaita. Although Plutarch has a solid knowledge and interest in medicine (Tsekourakis 1987, Boulogne 1996), health and diaita or even food, being at the service of his ethical and pedagogical message, emerge as essential requirements for the harmonious life of mankind in their relationship with nature and other living beings.

Entre a medicina e a filosofia: a apologia de comer vegetais em Plutarco