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On agriculture

Book • 1934

Marcus Terentius Varro

Cato's 'De Agri Cultura' is the oldest surviving work of Latin prose, providing practical advice on farming and rural management.

Varro's 'Rerum Rusticarum' is a more detailed work, covering agriculture, animal husbandry, and other aspects of country life.

Both works are invaluable for understanding ancient Roman agricultural practices.

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Ryan Holiday

as an early work on agriculture written in Latin.

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Ryan Holiday

as a source of Stoic wisdom.

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Mentioned by Catherine Earnshaw when comparing his agricultural writings to Virgil's Georgics.

Virgil's Georgics

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Ryan Holiday

as a book written by Cato the Elder for citified investors.

Rome's Last Citizen: The Life and Legacy of Cato | Ch. 2: The Pillar

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Ryan Holiday

in the context of Roman elites living beyond their means.

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Ryan Holiday

as an example of someone who didn't tolerate laziness.

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Ryan Holiday

as an example of someone who emphasized learning from others.

You Should Always Find Something to Learn

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