De Ira
De Ira
Writing for his brother Novatus, Seneca argues anger is never useful even in war or punishment, since it is a form of temporary madness that overshoots reason's aims rather than sharpening them.
De Ira
Writing for his brother Novatus, Seneca argues anger is never useful even in war or punishment, since it is a form of temporary madness that overshoots reason's aims rather than sharpening them.
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