In the canon
Letters to Lucilius
- Form
- Form Letters
- Year
- Year 65 CE
- Originally in
- Originally in Latin
- Pages
- Pages 450
An old statesman writes letters to a younger friend on time, wealth, anger, friendship and death, teaching that philosophy is a daily practice for living and dying well.
We suffer more often in imagination than in reality.
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