Seneca's Morals

Seneca's Morals, presented by Knt Sir Roger Lestrange, offers timeless wisdom from the Roman philosopher Seneca. This collection distills Seneca's profound insights on virtue, happiness, and the art of living a fulfilling life. Exploring themes of resilience, self-control, and the acceptance of fate, Seneca's writings provide practical guidance for navigating the challenges of human existence.

This edition makes Seneca's teachings accessible to modern readers, offering invaluable lessons on how to cultivate inner peace and lead a life of purpose. Discover why Seneca's words continue to resonate centuries later as a source of inspiration and moral clarity. Perfect for anyone seeking to improve their character and find meaning in a complex world.

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