Seneca's Morals
Lucius Annaeus Seneca 65 CE
This work compiles Seneca's philosophical essays on ethics, covering topics such as living a happy life, the nature of benefits, anger, and clemency. As a key Stoic text, it offers practical wisdom on virtue, self-control, and living in accordance with nature, providing timeless insights into human behavior and morality.
399 pages 7h 45m reading time
Translated by Roger L'Estrange 1678
