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blackspanielgallery, Thank you for pointing out this typo. The E key was malfunctioning and apparently did not save; the dates are BCE, not BC.
I appreciate your offering for your comment to be deleted, but I would like to save it because careful readers, such as yourself, make a difference and this is my only way of thanking you.
The earlier date for Plutarch is later than the death date, I suspect a transposition. You may delete this comment after reading it.