Letters from a Stoic

The moral epistles in this collection offer profound insights into Stoic philosophy, penned by Seneca during his later years after serving Emperor Nero. Addressed to Lucilius, a figure known primarily through Seneca's letters, these writings explore themes of virtue, wisdom, and the pursuit of a meaningful life. The nature of their correspondence remains ambiguous, adding an intriguing layer to the text, whether it reflects genuine dialogue or is a fictional construct designed to convey Stoic principles.