Consolaciones ; Diálogos ; Epístolas morales a Lucilio

Maximum representative of Roman Stoicism, Lucio Anneo Seneca (4 BC 65 AD) is an essential figure in the philosophical evolution of the imperial age. His preserved work, focused above all on moral aspects, is generally composed of short, elegant and direct texts in which he instilled a philosophy that invites one to cope with life without fear. This careful annotated edition brings together his most famous texts: the compilations Consolations and Dialogues and the twilight Moral Epistles to Lucilius, which form a lively set of reflections and advice, which never leave indifferent either the reason for understanding or the reasons for the feelings.