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  • How to Face the End of the World

    An Ancient Guide for Apocalyptic Times

    Collections series Ancient Wisdom for Modern Readers
    A grimly entertaining anthology of ancient Greek and Roman writings about how to fearlessly prepare for the end of the world and other disastersA remarkable percentage of people believe we are living in the end times, according to pollsters. Between the climate crisis, nuclear weapons, AI, and other existential threats, it’s easy to see why. How should we think about the apocalypse? How can we ... En savoir plus

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    The End of the World in Greek and Roman Thought

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  • Seneca

    Collections series Understanding Classics
    After centuries of neglect there is renewed interest in the life and works of Lucius Annaeus Seneca (or Seneca the Younger, c 4 BCE-65 CE). At one time an advisor at court to Nero, Seneca and his political career came to ruin when he was implicated in a later plot to kill the capricious and matricidal emperor, and compelled to commit suicide. Discredited through collusion, or at least association, ... En savoir plus

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  • Dialogues and Essays

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