Letters from a Stoic

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The epistles in this collection, written by Seneca during his later years, offer profound insights into Stoic philosophy. Addressed to Lucilius, the procurator of Sicily, these letters explore themes of ethics, virtue, and the nature of happiness. The authenticity of their correspondence remains uncertain, raising questions about the blend of reality and fiction in Seneca's reflections. Regardless, the letters continue to resonate deeply, providing timeless wisdom on navigating life's challenges and pursuing inner peace.