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Seneca · Moral Letters to Lucilius

Letter 102 — On the Intimations of Our Immortality (§30)

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How should it not be that a man feels no fear, if he looks forward to death? He also who believes that the soul abides only as long as it is fettered in the body, scatters it abroad forthwith when dissolved, so that it may be useful even after death.
Seneca·Letter 102 — On the Intimations of Our Immortality (§30)·trans. Gummere
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