Seneca's Morals of a Happy Life, Benefits, Anger and Clemency

Seneca argues that life is long enough if you stop wasting it, with sharp and practical advice on time and purpose. Our own Project Aldus edition.

Seneca

Seneca's three books on anger: what it is, why it is never useful, and how to stop it before it takes over. Practical advice on handling insults and losses, still sharp after two thousand years.

Seneca

Twelve of Seneca's moral essays in one volume, including the three Consolations, On Peace of Mind, On Providence, On a Happy Life, On Clemency and On Benefits. A complete reading of his practical philosophy in Aubrey Stewart's translation.

Seneca

The only English translation of Seneca's Natural Questions, his study of earthquakes, comets, winds, rain and the Nile, with notes on the science of his age. Shows how Stoic philosophy tried to explain the natural world.

Seneca

Seneca's comic satire on the death of Emperor Claudius, who arrives in heaven expecting to be made a god and ends up on trial. A short, irreverent side of Seneca few readers expect.

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