Three Books of Offices, Or Moral Duties

This volume presents Marcus Tullius Cicero's influential work, "Three Books of Offices, Or Moral Duties," a cornerstone of classical ethical thought. Alongside this treatise are included "Cato Major, an Essay On Old Age," offering timeless reflections on aging; "L¦lius, an Essay On Friendship," exploring the virtues and necessities of friendship; and additional writings, including Paradoxes, Scipio's Dream, and Letter to Quintus On the Duties of a Magistrate.

Cicero's exploration of moral duties, friendship, and governance provides enduring insights into the principles that guide virtuous living and effective leadership. This collection remains relevant for those seeking wisdom from the classical world on matters of ethics, political science, and personal relationships.

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