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  • Letters and Essays from Roman Stoic philosopher Seneca the Younger
    Seneca's essays and the Letters to Lucilius shaped Stoicism into a practical philosophy for daily life He wrote about anger, grief, time, wealth, and the cultivation of virtue, urging readers to align reason with nature and to meet adversity with steadiness
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    The full text of the letters written by Roman philosopher Lucius Annaeus Seneca, who lived 4 BC to 65 AD Includes all 124 letters composed during his life in Rome and exile on Corsica
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