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Moral letters to Lucilius (Epistulae morales ad Lucilium)

Seneca the Younger’s letters to his friend, Lucilius Junior, appear to have been written with a broad audience in mind. These letters introduce major themes of Stoic philosophy and have been a source of inspiration and comfort for readers throughout the centuries. - Summary by jvanstan

Year of Publication: 1917Genres: Essays & Short Works , Classics (Greek & Latin Antiquity) , Biography & Autobiography

Running Time: 24 hours 14 minutes 04 seconds

#	Chapter Name
	Introduction John Van Stan	11:05
	On Saving Time John Van Stan	3:45
	On Discursiveness in Reading John Van Stan	3:50
	On True and False Friendship John Van Stan	4:16
	On the Terrors of Death John Van Stan	6:55
	On the Philosopher's Mean John Van Stan	5:31
	On Sharing Knowledge John Van Stan	4:15
	On Crowds John Van Stan	7:25
	On the Philosopher's Seclusion John Van Stan	6:27
	On Philosophy and Friendship John Van Stan	14:26
	On Living to Onself John Van Stan	3:50
	On the Blush of Modesty John Van Stan	5:40
	On Old Age John Van Stan	7:50
	On Groundless Fears John Van Stan	12:05
	On the Reasons for Withdrawing from the World John Van Stan	12:15
	On Brawn and Brains John Van Stan	7:55
	On Philosophy, the Guide of Life John Van Stan	6:25
	On Philosophy and Riches John Van Stan	7:42
	On Festivals and Fasting John Van Stan	8:46
	On Worldliness and Retirement John Van Stan	8:25
	On Practising What You Preach John Van Stan	8:30
	On the Renown which My Writings Will Bring You John Van Stan	8:00
	On the Futility of Half-way Measures John Van Stan	10:40
	On the True Joy which Comes from Philosophy John Van Stan	7:15
	On Despising Death John Van Stan	17:10
	On Reformation John Van Stan	5:05
	On Old Age and Death John Van Stan	6:30
	On the Good which Abides John Van Stan	6:05
	On Travel as a Cure for Discontent John Van Stan	6:00
	On the Critical Condition of Marcellinus John Van Stan	8:00
	On Conquering the Conqueror John Van Stan	11:00
	On Siren Songs John Van Stan	7:50
	On Progress John Van Stan	3:40
	On the Futility of Learning Maxims John Van Stan	7:45
	On a Promising Pupil John Van Stan	2:25
	On the Friendship of Kindred Minds John Van Stan	3:22
	On the Value of Retirement John Van Stan	8:05
	On Allegiance to Virtue John Van Stan	3:25
	On Quiet Conversation John Van Stan	2:15
	On Noble Aspirations John Van Stan	4:40
	On the Proper Style for a Philosopher's Discourse John Van Stan	9:40
	On the God within Us John Van Stan	6:35
	On Values John Van Stan	6:45
	On the Relativity of Fame John Van Stan	3:00
	Of Philosophy and Pedigrees John Van Stan	5:10
	On Sophistical Argumentation John Van Stan	9:20
	On a New Book by Lucilius John Van Stan	2:45
	On Master and Slave John Van Stan	13:40
	On Quibbling as Unworthy of the Philosopher John Van Stan	9:05
	On the Shortness of Life John Van Stan	9:15
	On Our Blindness and Its Cure John Van Stan	6:05
	On Baiae and Morals John Van Stan	8:50
	On Choosing Our Teachers John Van Stan	9:35
	On the Faults of the Spirit John Van Stan	8:35
	On Asthma and Death John Van Stan	5:05
	On Vatia's Villa John Van Stan	8:05
	On Quiet and Study John Van Stan	10:05
	On the Trials of Travel John Van Stan	5:40
	On Being John Van Stan	24:50
	On Pleasure and Joy John Van Stan	13:20
	On Harmful Prayers John Van Stan	3:00
	On Meeting Death Cheerfully John Van Stan	2:50
	On Good Company John Van Stan	2:20
	On Grief for Lost Friends John Van Stan	9:50
	On the Philosopher's Task John Van Stan	6:00
	On the First Cause John Van Stan	16:00
	On Various Aspects of Virtue John Van Stan	35:10
	On Ill-health and Endurance of Suffering John Van Stan	10:10
	On Wisdom and Retirement John Van Stan	8:41
	On Rest and Restlessness John Van Stan	3:35
	On the Proper Time to Slip the Cable John Van Stan	16:55
	On the Supreme Good John Van Stan	23:55
	On Business as the Enemy of Philosophy John Van Stan	8:25
	On Philosophers and Kings John Van Stan	9:40
	On Virtue as a Refuge from Worldly Distractions John Van Stan	24:40
	On the Diseases of the Soul John Van Stan	10:50
	On Learning Wisdom in Old Age John Van Stan	21:44
	On Taking One's Own Life John Van Stan	12:40
	On the Healing Power of the Mind John Van Stan	19:00
	On the Rewards of Scientific Discovery John Van Stan	12:00
	On Worldly Deceptions John Van Stan	7:20
	On Benefits John Van Stan	20:50
	On the Natural Fear of Death John Van Stan	18:50
	On Drunkenness John Van Stan	17:50
	On Gathering Ideas John Van Stan	8:55
	On Some Vain Syllogisms John Van Stan	27:30
	On Scipio's Villa John Van Stan	12:25
	Some Arguments in Favour of the Simple Life John Van Stan	26:05
	On Liberal and Vocational Studies John Van Stan	29:50
	On the Parts of Philosophy John Van Stan	15:45
	On the Part Played by Philosophy in the Progress of Man John Van Stan	36:05
	On the Lesson to be Drawn from the Burning of Lyons John Van Stan	16:30
	On the Happy Life John Van Stan	25:55
	On the Quality, as Contrasted with the Length, of Life John Van Stan	9:10
	On the Value of Advice John Van Stan	48:10
	On the Usefulness of Basic Principles John Van Stan	45:20
	On Facing Hardships John Van Stan	3:40
	On the Degeneracy of the Age John Van Stan	10:20
	On the Fickleness of Fortune John Van Stan	11:50
	On Consolation of the Bereaved John Van Stan	21:25
	On the Writings of Fabianus John Van Stan	9:05
	On the Futility of Planning Ahead John Van Stan	10:30
	On the Intimations of Our Immortality John Van Stan	20:20
	On the Dangers of Association with Our Fellow-Men John Van Stan	3:33
	On Care of Health and Peace of Mind John Van Stan	23:40
	On Facing the World with Confidence John Van Stan	5:30
	On the Corporeality of Virtue John Van Stan	6:00
	On Obedience to the Universal Will John Van Stan	7:45
	On the Approaches to Philosophy John Van Stan	25:15
	On the Fellowship of Wise Men John Van Stan	10:40
	On True and False Riches John Van Stan	14:25
	On the Vanity of Mental Gymnastics John Van Stan	3:15
	On Reforming Hardened Sinners John Van Stan	2:22
	On the Vitality of the Soul and Its Attributes John Van Stan	19:20
	On Style as a Mirror of Character John Van Stan	19:50
	On the Superficial Blessings John Van Stan	13:40
	On Self-Control John Van Stan	6:20
	On Real Ethics as Superior to Syllogistic Subtleties John Van Stan	24:55
	On the Vanity of Place-Seeking John Van Stan	11:09
	On Nature as Our Best Provider John Van Stan	10:15
	More About Virtue John Van Stan	16:40
	On Instinct in Animals John Van Stan	15:20
	On Darkness as a Veil for Wickedness John Van Stan	12:45
	On the Conflict between Pleasure and Virtue John Van Stan	11:55
	On the True Good as Attained by Reason John Van Stan	16:30