Dialogues and Essays

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Set in ancient Rome, this collection delves into the life and philosophy of Seneca the Younger, a prominent statesman and Stoic philosopher. It explores his rise to power, conflicts with emperors, and eventual exile, highlighting his internal struggles with wealth and status. The dialogues and essays offer insights into key Stoic themes such as wisdom, anger, and the pursuit of a contented life. Translated by Aubrey Stewart and John Clarke, this edition presents a thoughtful introduction to Seneca's enduring philosophical legacy on logic, fairness, and emotional resilience.