Eutrope is a term that refers to a specific type of ancient Greek or Roman literary work, often characterized by its focus on moral lessons or ethical themes. These works typically aim to instruct or guide readers in virtuous living, using storytelling as a means to convey important messages about human behavior and society. In the context of literature, Eutrope can also relate to the broader genre of didactic literature, which includes various forms of writing intended to teach. This genre has influenced many writers throughout history, contributing to the development of moral philosophy and educational texts in both Western and Eastern traditions.