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Leeman, A. D . “Seneca’s Plans for a Work ‘Moralis Philosophia’ and Their Influence on His Later Epistles.” Mnemosyne, vol. 6, no. 4, 1953 , pp. 307–13. JSTOR, http://www.jstor.org/stable/4427544. Accessed 3 Jan. 2025, some quotes, my bold: As I have stated in a previous article on the epistolary f...

The following quotes are from: Seneca On Society. Griffin Miriam T. , Oxford University Press , 2013 Easier to establish is the theory that the Letters to Lucilius attribute to the addressee a fictional spiritual development that parallels the change in the style and content of the Letters . I have ...

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Seneca's pedagogic strategy; - letters and de beneficiis by MIRIAM GRIFFIN Bulletin of the Institute of Classical Studies. Supplement No. 94, GREEK AND ROMAN PHILOSOPHY 100 BC – 200 AD: VOLUME I (2007), pp. 89-113 (25 pages) Published By: Oxford University Press Some extracts of interest about Lucil...

This letter feels totally genuine to me. And not just this letter. Maybe later I'll add some more observations, maybe... see the Reductio ad Absurdum where your false presumption about Lucilius leads inexorably: This academic article is from 2016 . I translate only the conclusion (my bold): Conclus...

Giuseppe wrote: ↑Thu Jan 02, 2025 12:52 pm So Detering makes the same Livesey's point:

the correct link is this.

she means the physical archives where preserving and collecting the letters and allowing easy access to them on request. Only a school could make it easy in such sense. "Biblical sources" means scripture-like authoritative texts (as the letters are designed to be). So instead of this; (1)...

If the difficulties are so strong and numerous, it is a real challenge for Schmidt proving the contrary. He has surely some other argument. Afterall, the publisher is Oxford University Press. That would mean something.

(I mean the impossibility by a non-Christian Jew of calling Jesus "the so-called Christ" ) The TF does not say "the so-called Christ," so the effort has failed. The TF says: "he was the Christ". A negative reading would allow for that mean implicitly: "he was the ...

she means the physical archives where preserving and collecting the letters and allowing easy access to them on request. Only a school could make it easy in such sense. "Biblical sources" means scripture-like authoritative texts (as the letters are designed to be). So instead of this; (1)...