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¿Question #4165?
POvidiusNaso: Plutarch or Suetonius? Why?

cowboycw: I have no idea what eather of them are so none.
Randy Cox: Who?
Spirit of 70: Suetonius, because he gives a lot of insight into the personal lives of the Emprorers. Of course, it may all be gossip, but it's sure a fun read.
sludgemariner: Plutrach, because I can pronounce it
Abruk: You could answer for me please...
gantrell: plato
DKahnt: Plutarch, because I said so
Diamat: Great question! I'll have to go with Suetonius for _12 Caesars_ as I overkilled on Plutarch whilst teaching early modern English literature.
petegrey: This question is absurd- it is Aurelius.
BaSL: What?
aleo09: neither. don't know what they are
DHEK: I don't know either.
tdyck: Plutarch. Because I never heard of Suetonius
scriptorum: Plutarch. Because it's the first one you listed and it required less reading.
brainrob: No idea
Dorque: Nope.
bigbadsteve: plutarch goes better with mustard
Nekura: Plutarch. I've always liked philosophers more than politicians.
vampywife: best of both worlds, plutonius or suetarch
Loquutus: Dunno.
Tushratta: Suetonius. Much more salacious.
xlorp: Suetonius all the way. He dished the Caesars but good.
rawdawg: Plutarch, I dont know why
javelin98: Neither.
davedanger: Herodotus was more amusing
snoozefest: ?
POvidiusNaso: Plutarch. Suetonius' narrative is dull as hell.
jttm: Whoa! Totally far-out names. Who are they?
skelebone: Why choose one? Take both.
puffinge: ooo an or question.
CortexBomb: Suetonius? Now we're getting obscure...
CDRodeffer: Neither.
Lord_Prussian: Plutarch, because he was gossipier.
chaddyboy_2000: Uhhh, yeah.