Publisher's Synopsis
Seneca the Younger was one of the most influential thinkers of the Roman Empire. His works on philosophy, politics, and ethics continue to resonate with readers today. This volume collects his surviving works, including his letters, his tragedy 'Medea', and his famous essay 'On the Shortness of Life'. With its elegant translations and insightful commentary, Opera Quae Supersunt is an essential addition to any library of classical literature.
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