Seneca's Letters To Lucilius: Selections, With Simplified Versions And A Glossary

by John P. Piazza

(Preliminary edition of August 2019) The Epistulae Morales, or "Moral Letters" of Seneca the Younger, has been one of the most popular and accessible examples of ancient Stoic philosophy. In these essays, (in the guise of a private communication), Seneca lays out his advice for how to live well in a world full of corruption, distractions, and pleasures. In this edition, the reader will find twelve of Seneca's letters, each with a simplified Latin version, along with a complete Latin-English glossary. Appropriate for anyone who had studied Latin for two years or more.

244 pages, Paperback

Published August 15, 2019