Between Heathenism and Christianity - College of Stoic Philosophers
Between Heathenism and Christianity - College of Stoic Philosophers
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Seneca: His Character <strong>and</strong> Environment<br />
DC Olio, (On Leisure).<br />
De Tranquillitate Animi, (On Peace <strong>of</strong> Mind).<br />
De Brevitate Vitae, (On the Shortness <strong>of</strong> Life).<br />
De Beneficiis, (On Beneficence).<br />
De dementia, (On Clemency).<br />
Ad Marciam de Consolatione, (A Letter <strong>of</strong> Condolence to Marcia).<br />
Ad Polybium de Consolatione, (A Letter <strong>of</strong> Condolence to Polybius).<br />
Ad Helviain matron de Consolatione.<br />
his mother Helvia).<br />
Apocolocynthosis, (Pumpkinfication.<br />
(A Letter <strong>of</strong> Condolence to<br />
be translated by<br />
as it<br />
may a parody on Deification; or we may call it Pumpkinosis to<br />
correspond with Apotheosis).<br />
Epistolae Morales ad Luciliiim, (Letters to Lucilius on the Con<br />
duct <strong>of</strong> Life).<br />
Quaestiones Naturales, (Questions relating to Physical Phenom<br />
ena). This is the only work <strong>of</strong> the kind belonging to Latin<br />
literature. During the Middle Ages<br />
it was much used as a<br />
text*book.<br />
In the Charpentier^Lemaistre edition the letters to<br />
Lucilius fill the first volume <strong>and</strong> a little more than<br />
half <strong>of</strong> the second. The first Book on Beneficence is<br />
in the third volume; the remainder with the Problems<br />
in Physics<br />
treatises occupy<br />
fill the fourth <strong>and</strong> last. The smaller<br />
the rest <strong>of</strong> the four volumes. A<br />
number <strong>of</strong> Tragedies with Greek titles are also attrib<br />
uted to our Seneca, probably with justice.