In Plutarch's Lives, what are the sections/paragraphs/chapters called?

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Since today is the Ides of March, I like to quote Plutarch (since he predates Shakespeare)
The text is available here: http://www.gutenberg.org/files/14140/14140-0.txt

The Paragraph dealing with the ides is numbered LXIII. It is volume 3.
Do I cite that as Vol 3, Paragraph LXIII, III.LXIII or something else?

Thanks,
Brian

(This year folks ARE bewaring the Ides of March)

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‘Volume 3’ is from the 19th century publication the Gutenberg version comes from. It has nothing to do with the text itself.

You can cite ‘Plutarch Caes. 63.’ - Plutarch, Life of Caesar, paragraph 63.

There’s a better translation here.

You may want to look at Suetonius and Appian too.

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Thanks!

Brian