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Moral Letters Vol II
Seneca's timeless letters of advice and wisdom.
The second volume of Seneca's moral letters to Lucilius. Each letter contains Seneca's advice and wisdom won from a life of Roman politics.
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27 chapters
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On various aspects of virtue
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On ill-health and endurance of suffering
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On wisdom and retirement
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On rest and restlessness
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On the proper time to slip the cable
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On the supreme good
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On business as the enemy of philosophy
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On philosophers and kings
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On virtue as a refuge from worldly distractions
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On the diseases of the soul
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On learning wisdom in old age
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On taking one's own life
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On the healing power of the mind
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On the rewards of scientific discovery
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On worldly deceptions
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On benefits
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On the natural fear of death
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On drunkenness
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On gathering ideas
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On some vain syllogisms
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On Scipio's villa
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Some arguments in favour of the simple life
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On liberal and vocational studies
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On the parts of philosophy
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On the part played by philosophy in the progress of man
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On the lesson to be drawn from the burning of Lyons
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On the happy life