Publisher's Synopsis
Cicero's treatise on old age, one of his most famous works, draws on the wisdom of the past to offer practical advice for living a fulfilling life in old age. Written in the form of a dialogue between Cato the Elder and his younger friends, this book is both entertaining and informative. With Lahmeyer's excellent notes and commentary, readers will gain a new appreciation for Cicero's timeless wisdom.
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