Austere and elemental, yet vast in its philosophical ambition, this 1634 volume binds together the sinews of two minds separated by time but tethered by lineage and Roman intellect. An exquisite early folio edition of the Senecan corpus, this work unites the writings of both Lucius Annaeus Seneca (the Younger)—Stoic philosopher, tragedian, and imperial advisor—and his father, Marcus Annaeus Seneca (the Elder), the rhetorical chronicler of early Roman oratory. Rarely are the two thinkers co-bound, offering a generational chiaroscuro of Roman ethical and rhetorical thought.

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