Letters from a Stoic

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Set in ancient Rome, this collection of letters by Seneca the Younger explores the principles of Stoicism amidst his tumultuous political life. Exiled and later serving as Nero's minister, Seneca grappled with wealth and ethical dilemmas, advocating for respect and humane treatment of all individuals, including slaves. His writings emphasize the importance of actions reflecting one's rationality and moral values. Despite Stoicism's decline, Seneca's insights continue to resonate, offering wisdom and inspiration for modern readers.