Seneca - Moral Letters - 66: On Various Aspects of Virtue

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Thank you for bringing this wisdom to an audio form. Appreciate it.

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these are the best robin! hope you're well and safe :)

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These are awesome, thankyou so much. It's so great to have snippets of Seneca go listen to while I'm going about my business.

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Thank you, Robin.

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18:20 "Ulysses hastens back to the rocks of his Ithaca as eagerly as Agamemnon speeds to the kingly walls of Mycenae. For no man loves his native land because it is great; he loves it because it is his own." Very nice. In modern times the concept of having and protecting native land at all that is one's own is not of value to many many of the people living in Europe and North America where consumerism and capitalism reign supreme. We have traded blood and soil for material possessions. A grave mistake that we wont be able to undo.

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One sentence missing at the end of paragraph 52: "Quid ergo?" inquis "hoc bonum tibi optabis?" Quidni? hoc enim nisi qui potest et optare, non potest facere. "What then?" you say; "shall you desire this good for yourself?" Of course I shall. For this is a thing that a man cannot achieve unless he can also desire it.

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Can you do The Inner Citadel after?

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Pseudo Seneca?