De Providentia
De Providentia
Addressed to Lucilius on why bad things happen to good people under a providential universe, Seneca argues hardship is not divine punishment but training, since a father tests the sons he loves most.
De Providentia
Addressed to Lucilius on why bad things happen to good people under a providential universe, Seneca argues hardship is not divine punishment but training, since a father tests the sons he loves most.
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