Seneca’s letters, book 3 now available

✅ Latin text syn­chro­nized with audio (clas­si­cal pro­nun­ci­a­tion, nar­ra­tor: Ste­fano Vit­tori)

✅ lit­er­al Leg­en­tibus trans­la­tion

✅ com­men­tary

The 124 “Epis­tu­lae Morales ad Lucil­i­um” (Moral Let­ters to Lucil­ius) rep­re­sent one of the defin­ing texts of Sto­ic phi­los­o­phy. In this third vol­ume of the com­plete let­ters, we present let­ters 22–29 penned by the Roman philoso­pher Seneca in the final years of his life (62–65 AD) dur­ing his retire­ment from pub­lic ser­vice.

Addressed to his friend Lucil­ius Junior, these open let­ters offer a win­dow into Seneca’s thoughts on ethics, wis­dom, death, emo­tions, and much more.

We hope you enjoy the book (you can down­load it here)!