by Seneca · translated by Julian K. Morrow
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Seneca wrote a hundred and twenty-four letters to a friend who was still learning how to live.
This English translation is an original work, © 2026 Julian K. Morrow / Lucilius Press — all rights reserved. The underlying ancient text is in the public domain.
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