Moral Letters, Vol. I
Lucius Annaeus Seneca
Gelesen von Felipe Vogel





"Among the personalities of the early Roman Empire there are few who offer to the readers of to-day such dramatic interest as does Lucius Annaeus Seneca, the author of the Epistles which are translated in this volume. ... In these letters, it is impossible to ignore the advance from a somewhat stiff and Ciceronian point of view into the attractive and debatable land of what one may fairly call modern ideas. The style of the Epistles is bold, and so is the thought." (from the Introduction) (9 hr 39 min)
Kapitel
Introduction | 15:14 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Saving Time | 4:39 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Discursiveness in Reading | 5:00 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On True and False Friendship | 5:55 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Terrors of Death | 8:09 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Philosopher's Mean | 6:37 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Sharing Knowledge | 5:24 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Crowds | 9:34 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Philosopher's Seclusion | 7:40 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Philosophy and Friendship | 16:52 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Living to Oneself | 4:12 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Blush of Modesty | 5:59 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Old Age | 9:54 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Groundless Fears | 13:18 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Reasons for Withdrawing from the World | 14:58 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Brawn and Brains | 9:26 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Philosophy, the Guide of Life | 7:31 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Philosophy and Riches | 8:34 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Festivals and Fasting | 10:15 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Worldliness and Retirement | 11:09 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Practising What You Preach | 9:19 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Renown Which My Writings Will Bring You | 9:21 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Futility of Half-Way Measures | 12:54 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the True Joy Which Comes from Philosophy | 8:05 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Despising Death | 19:45 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Reformation | 5:41 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Old Age and Death | 6:52 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Good Which Abides | 7:11 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Travel as a Cure for Discontent | 6:35 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Critical Condition of Marcellinus | 8:42 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Conquering the Conqueror | 12:43 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Siren Songs | 11:09 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Progress | 4:36 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Futility of Learning Maxims | 10:19 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On a Promising Pupil | 3:34 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Friendship of Kindred Minds | 4:19 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Value of Retirement | 9:52 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Allegiance to Virtue | 4:34 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Quiet Conversation | 2:25 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Noble Aspirations | 6:22 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Proper Style for a Philosopher's Discourse | 10:57 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the God Within Us | 7:42 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Values | 6:45 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Relativity of Fame | 3:02 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Philosophy and Pedigrees | 5:19 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Sophistical Argumentation | 9:52 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On a New Book by Lucilius | 2:48 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Master and Slave | 14:42 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Quibbling as Unworthy of the Philosopher | 11:09 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Shortness of Life | 10:10 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Our Blindness and Its Cure | 6:42 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Baiae and Morals | 10:59 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Choosing Our Teachers | 10:04 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Faults of the Spirit | 9:19 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Asthma and Death | 5:45 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Vatia's Villa | 9:26 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Quiet and Study | 11:01 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Trials of Travel | 6:07 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Being | 25:51 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Pleasure and Joy | 14:47 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Harmful Prayers | 3:00 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Meeting Death Cheerfully | 2:44 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Good Company | 2:38 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On Grief for Lost Friends | 10:12 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the Philosopher's Task | 6:17 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
On the First Cause | 17:32 | Gelesen von Felipe Vogel |
Bewertungen
How to live, act and believe.





Joseph Brown
This audiobook captures Seneca well. These wide-ranging letters from Seneca to Lucilius are wonderfully modern in tone. Taken together they form a cohesive work on virtue and the art of living. Later this book influenced the early church. In turn, Seneca was influenced by Epicurus. Here he examines how to live well and gracefully as a citizen in a modern city state. While this is an ancient text on morality, it's also a surprisingly timeless reflection on living life that's endlessly quotable and insightful.
Amazing!





Cyclonis
As a young guy listening to Seneca has changed me. The wisdom he endows is real and relevant all these years later.
great book and narration





jc
The narrator does an excellent job. Perfect pace in my opinion as he allows the message to sink in for the reader. Thank you so much for narrating this. As for the book... such clarity and amazing metaphors to allow the recipient to understand the message. Definitely a deserted island quality book.





POL-PHL-ECO
I can’t fathom there being a single person in the entire world who would not benefit immensely from this book. About as good as is possible for a book on life guidance…. The reader did a great job at presenting this incredible text as well
A must for every men





Hexgod
Philosophy of the highest virtue such as this should be studied by every men and if he possess any children, with them as well. Oh Seneca! what a gift you've bestowed upon humanity.
Crisp and Potent Advice for 22nd century





Alex Pop
5/5. Clear narrator, good pace. Annunciates. Text by Seneca is modern and not overly philosophical like other Greek authors. easy to read. quick bites of massive knowledge. 5/5





Jerrod Robinson
I really appreciated the audio recording bravo to the person who read it. This is my second complete book on stoicism and philosophy and I really enjoyed it. Looking forward to reading, volume two.





Priyan Sharma
every thing is perfect about the audiobook, it seems like they are really talking with each other, but eagerly waiting for vol. 2 and 3 please share soon.