Moral letters to Lucilia. Seneca L.A.

Lucius Annai Seneca is a Roman philosopher, poet and statesman, one of the largest representatives of Stoicism. Moral letters to Lucilia are a collection written after his departure from politics by his friend Lucilia the youngest. In them, he teaches him to build his life in accordance with the philosophy of Stoicism. Seneca calls on a friend and all his readers to concentrate on contemplating his inner world and enjoy the joy that comes from wisdom. Life is short, and time is fleeting, which means that you need to live your age with a worthy person. After all, virtue is the only true good, and vice is the only evil.

Always the actual philosophy of stoicism, as well as the unsurpassed writing talent of the Seneca made “moral letters” one of the most famous and favorite works not only in his work, but throughout Roman literature.