Between Heathenism and Christianity - College of Stoic Philosophers

Selections from the
Writings
of Seneca
He now enjoys a serene and cloudless heaven.
From this humble and low abode, he has sped swiftly
into that region, wherever it
may be, where souls,
freed from their chains, are received into the abode of
the blest. He now roams about at will, and beholds
with supremest delight all that is good in the uni
verse. , . . He has not left us; he has gone
before.
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