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Seneca · c. 4 BCE – 65 CE

To Marcia, on Consolation

Translation by Aubrey Stewart (1889) · 30 passages

A letter of consolation to Marcia, daughter of the historian Cremutius Cordus, still grieving three years after the death of her son Metilius; Seneca urges her to set a limit to her grief.

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Edition
L. Annaeus Seneca: Minor Dialogues, together with the dialogue On Clemency (1889) and On Benefits (1887), translated by Aubrey Stewart (Bohn's Classical Library)
Status
Tier A: Public domain in the UK and the US. Translator died 1918: public domain in the UK (life+70) and the US (published 1887–1889).
Attribution
Seneca, Dialogues, tr. Aubrey Stewart (1887–1889). Text: Standard Ebooks (CC0).
Digital text
Standard Ebooks (opens in a new tab) · CC0 1.0 (Standard Ebooks dedicates its own contributions to the public domain)

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