Moral Letters (selections)
Seneca, Epistulae Morales: selections
Three letters to Lucilius: on making use of time, on avoiding the crowd, and on treating slaves as fellow human beings. 3 sections, 197 sentences, each with an English translation.
Read it with every word glossed and parsed, and keep your place.
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- Letter 1Make time your ownIta fac, mī Lūcīlī;
- Letter 7Avoid the crowdQuid tibi vītandum praecipuē exīstimēs, quaeris?
- Letter 47Slaves are people tooLibenter ex īs, quī ā tē veniunt, cognōvī familiāriter tē cum servīs tuīs…
Seneca, Epistulae Morales: selections. Latin text: R. M. Gummere (Loeb Classical Library, 1917–1925), public domain; digital text from the Perseus Digital Library, CC BY-SA. Word analysis: LatinCy, then every word checked and corrected by hand. Vocabulary: F. Ritchie (1903, public domain) and entries written for this app. English translation, notes and grammar hints: written for this app.