Moral letters to Lucilius (Epistulae morales ad Lucilium)

Chapters

1. 1 IntroductionJohn Van Stan 11:05
2. 2 On Saving TimeJohn Van Stan 3:45
3. 3 On Discursiveness in ReadingJohn Van Stan 3:50
4. 4 On True and False FriendshipJohn Van Stan 4:16
5. 5 On the Terrors of DeathJohn Van Stan 6:55
6. 6 On the Philosopher's MeanJohn Van Stan 5:31
7. 7 On Sharing KnowledgeJohn Van Stan 4:15
8. 8 On CrowdsJohn Van Stan 7:25
9. 9 On the Philosopher's SeclusionJohn Van Stan 6:27
10. 10 On Philosophy and FriendshipJohn Van Stan 14:26
11. 11 On Living to OnselfJohn Van Stan 3:50
12. 12 On the Blush of ModestyJohn Van Stan 5:40
13. 13 On Old AgeJohn Van Stan 7:50
14. 14 On Groundless FearsJohn Van Stan 12:05
15. 15 On the Reasons for Withdrawing from the WorldJohn Van Stan 12:15
16. 16 On Brawn and BrainsJohn Van Stan 7:55
17. 17 On Philosophy, the Guide of LifeJohn Van Stan 6:25
18. 18 On Philosophy and RichesJohn Van Stan 7:42
19. 19 On Festivals and FastingJohn Van Stan 8:46
20. 20 On Worldliness and RetirementJohn Van Stan 8:25
21. 21 On Practising What You PreachJohn Van Stan 8:30
22. 22 On the Renown which My Writings Will Bring YouJohn Van Stan 8:00
23. 23 On the Futility of Half-way MeasuresJohn Van Stan 10:40
24. 24 On the True Joy which Comes from PhilosophyJohn Van Stan 7:15
25. 25 On Despising DeathJohn Van Stan 17:10
26. 26 On ReformationJohn Van Stan 5:05
27. 27 On Old Age and DeathJohn Van Stan 6:30
28. 28 On the Good which AbidesJohn Van Stan 6:05
29. 29 On Travel as a Cure for DiscontentJohn Van Stan 6:00
30. 30 On the Critical Condition of MarcellinusJohn Van Stan 8:00
31. 31 On Conquering the ConquerorJohn Van Stan 11:00
32. 32 On Siren SongsJohn Van Stan 7:50
33. 33 On ProgressJohn Van Stan 3:40
34. 34 On the Futility of Learning MaximsJohn Van Stan 7:45
35. 35 On a Promising PupilJohn Van Stan 2:25
36. 36 On the Friendship of Kindred MindsJohn Van Stan 3:22
37. 37 On the Value of RetirementJohn Van Stan 8:05
38. 38 On Allegiance to VirtueJohn Van Stan 3:25
39. 39 On Quiet ConversationJohn Van Stan 2:15
40. 40 On Noble AspirationsJohn Van Stan 4:40
41. 41 On the Proper Style for a Philosopher's DiscourseJohn Van Stan 9:40
42. 42 On the God within UsJohn Van Stan 6:35
43. 43 On ValuesJohn Van Stan 6:45
44. 44 On the Relativity of FameJohn Van Stan 3:00
45. 45 Of Philosophy and PedigreesJohn Van Stan 5:10
46. 46 On Sophistical ArgumentationJohn Van Stan 9:20
47. 47 On a New Book by LuciliusJohn Van Stan 2:45
48. 48 On Master and SlaveJohn Van Stan 13:40
49. 49 On Quibbling as Unworthy of the PhilosopherJohn Van Stan 9:05
50. 50 On the Shortness of LifeJohn Van Stan 9:15
51. 51 On Our Blindness and Its CureJohn Van Stan 6:05
52. 52 On Baiae and MoralsJohn Van Stan 8:50
53. 53 On Choosing Our TeachersJohn Van Stan 9:35
54. 54 On the Faults of the SpiritJohn Van Stan 8:35
55. 55 On Asthma and DeathJohn Van Stan 5:05
56. 56 On Vatia's VillaJohn Van Stan 8:05
57. 57 On Quiet and StudyJohn Van Stan 10:05
58. 58 On the Trials of TravelJohn Van Stan 5:40
59. 59 On BeingJohn Van Stan 24:50
60. 60 On Pleasure and JoyJohn Van Stan 13:20
61. 61 On Harmful PrayersJohn Van Stan 3:00
62. 62 On Meeting Death CheerfullyJohn Van Stan 2:50
63. 63 On Good CompanyJohn Van Stan 2:20
64. 64 On Grief for Lost FriendsJohn Van Stan 9:50
65. 65 On the Philosopher's TaskJohn Van Stan 6:00
66. 66 On the First CauseJohn Van Stan 16:00
67. 67 On Various Aspects of VirtueJohn Van Stan 35:10
68. 68 On Ill-health and Endurance of SufferingJohn Van Stan 10:10
69. 69 On Wisdom and RetirementJohn Van Stan 8:41
70. 70 On Rest and RestlessnessJohn Van Stan 3:35
71. 71 On the Proper Time to Slip the CableJohn Van Stan 16:55
72. 72 On the Supreme GoodJohn Van Stan 23:55
73. 73 On Business as the Enemy of PhilosophyJohn Van Stan 8:25
74. 74 On Philosophers and KingsJohn Van Stan 9:40
75. 75 On Virtue as a Refuge from Worldly DistractionsJohn Van Stan 24:40
76. 76 On the Diseases of the SoulJohn Van Stan 10:50
77. 77 On Learning Wisdom in Old AgeJohn Van Stan 21:44
78. 78 On Taking One's Own LifeJohn Van Stan 12:40
79. 79 On the Healing Power of the MindJohn Van Stan 19:00
80. 80 On the Rewards of Scientific DiscoveryJohn Van Stan 12:00
81. 81 On Worldly DeceptionsJohn Van Stan 7:20
82. 82 On BenefitsJohn Van Stan 20:50
83. 83 On the Natural Fear of DeathJohn Van Stan 18:50
84. 84 On DrunkennessJohn Van Stan 17:50
85. 85 On Gathering IdeasJohn Van Stan 8:55
86. 86 On Some Vain SyllogismsJohn Van Stan 27:30
87. 87 On Scipio's VillaJohn Van Stan 12:25
88. 88 Some Arguments in Favour of the Simple LifeJohn Van Stan 26:05
89. 89 On Liberal and Vocational StudiesJohn Van Stan 29:50
90. 90 On the Parts of PhilosophyJohn Van Stan 15:45
91. 91 On the Part Played by Philosophy in the Progress of ManJohn Van Stan 36:05
92. 92 On the Lesson to be Drawn from the Burning of LyonsJohn Van Stan 16:30
93. 93 On the Happy LifeJohn Van Stan 25:55
94. 94 On the Quality, as Contrasted with the Length, of LifeJohn Van Stan 9:10
95. 95 On the Value of AdviceJohn Van Stan 48:10
96. 96 On the Usefulness of Basic PrinciplesJohn Van Stan 45:20
97. 97 On Facing HardshipsJohn Van Stan 3:40
98. 98 On the Degeneracy of the AgeJohn Van Stan 10:20
99. 99 On the Fickleness of FortuneJohn Van Stan 11:50
100. 100 On Consolation of the BereavedJohn Van Stan 21:25
101. 101 On the Writings of FabianusJohn Van Stan 9:05
102. 102 On the Futility of Planning AheadJohn Van Stan 10:30
103. 103 On the Intimations of Our ImmortalityJohn Van Stan 20:20
104. 104 On the Dangers of Association with Our Fellow-MenJohn Van Stan 3:33
105. 105 On Care of Health and Peace of MindJohn Van Stan 23:40
106. 106 On Facing the World with ConfidenceJohn Van Stan 5:30
107. 107 On the Corporeality of VirtueJohn Van Stan 6:00
108. 108 On Obedience to the Universal WillJohn Van Stan 7:45
109. 109 On the Approaches to PhilosophyJohn Van Stan 25:15
110. 110 On the Fellowship of Wise MenJohn Van Stan 10:40
111. 111 On True and False RichesJohn Van Stan 14:25
112. 112 On the Vanity of Mental GymnasticsJohn Van Stan 3:15
113. 113 On Reforming Hardened SinnersJohn Van Stan 2:22
114. 114 On the Vitality of the Soul and Its AttributesJohn Van Stan 19:20
115. 115 On Style as a Mirror of CharacterJohn Van Stan 19:50
116. 116 On the Superficial BlessingsJohn Van Stan 13:40
117. 117 On Self-ControlJohn Van Stan 6:20
118. 118 On Real Ethics as Superior to Syllogistic SubtletiesJohn Van Stan 24:55
119. 119 On the Vanity of Place-SeekingJohn Van Stan 11:09
120. 120 On Nature as Our Best ProviderJohn Van Stan 10:15
121. 121 More About VirtueJohn Van Stan 16:40
122. 122 On Instinct in AnimalsJohn Van Stan 15:20
123. 123 On Darkness as a Veil for WickednessJohn Van Stan 12:45
124. 124 On the Conflict between Pleasure and VirtueJohn Van Stan 11:55
125. 125 On the True Good as Attained by ReasonJohn Van Stan 16:30