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Essays of Michel de Montaigne — Complete - Montaigne, Michel de · 68 words
Let us now come to Plutarch. Jean Bodin is a good author of our times, and a writer of much greater judgment than the rout of scribblers of his age, and who deserves to be read and considered. I find him, though, a little bold in this passage of his Method of history, where he accuses Plutarch not only of ignorance wherein I would have let him alone.
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