Seneca

Seneca, ancient Rome's philosopher, dramatist, and Stoic, was a man of profound contradictions. He preached an ascetic morality while accumulating vast wealth under Nero, eventually committing suicide. This definitive biography uncovers a life lived perilously between high ideals and harsh reality.

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