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Epistulae morales ad Lucilium
Book • 65
The letters, written between approximately 63 AD and 65 AD, are addressed to Lucilius Junior, the procurator of Sicily.
They are not strictly personal correspondence but rather open letters intended for a wider audience.
Seneca discusses various aspects of Stoic philosophy, including the importance of virtue, the fleeting nature of life, and how to deal with daily challenges.
The letters often start with observations of everyday incidents and expand into broader philosophical discussions.
Seneca emphasizes moderation, the importance of living in the present, and the need to cultivate inner strength and wisdom.
They are not strictly personal correspondence but rather open letters intended for a wider audience.
Seneca discusses various aspects of Stoic philosophy, including the importance of virtue, the fleeting nature of life, and how to deal with daily challenges.
The letters often start with observations of everyday incidents and expand into broader philosophical discussions.
Seneca emphasizes moderation, the importance of living in the present, and the need to cultivate inner strength and wisdom.
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Mentioned in 2 episodes
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as a source of Stoic wisdom.


Ryan Holiday

They’re Difficult But They Can Make You Better | Protecting Our Inner Fortress From Fear
Mentioned in relation to an ongoing book club focused on reading and discussing Seneca's letters.

First you must get out of bed
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in the context of Stoic philosophy and its connection to nature.


Ryan Holiday

Professor M.D. Usher on Living in Accordance with Nature
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when discussing the importance of slow reading and comprehension over speed.


Eddie Hood

Learn to Read Like an Audiobook Narrator | EP 39