Seneca's Morals: By Way of Abstract. To which is Added a Discourse, Under the Title of An After-thought

ambition anger angry Apicius Archelaus Aristotle avarice banishment beasts benefit better betwixt blessings body bounty Cæsar Caligula Cambyses CHAP Cinna clemency comes common condemned conscience contempt counsel covetous cruelty death delight desire discourse divine duty enemy Epicurus EPISTLE evil fall fate father fear felicity fortune give gluttony greater hand happy heaven honest honor hopes and fears human ingratitude injury Julius Cæsar Jupiter keep kind Lactantius liberty live look lusts luxury Lysimachus Macedon madness man's mankind matter mind mischief miserable nature never obligation ourselves pain pass passion philosophy Plato pleasure Pompey poverty precepts prince profitable Providence punishment reason receive requite revenge Seneca servant sick slavery Socrates soul stand Stilpo Stoics suffer sword Tacitus temperate thing thirty tyrants thoughts tion torments trouble truth ungrateful vices virtue whereas whole wicked wickedness wisdom wise words