Yesterday, we dealt with Seneca’s opening to Lucilius; instead of recapitulating it, your lazy ass can read it here. Now we move on to the second paragraph. Again, only looking at what Seneca says about grief, not his Stoic motivations broadly construed.
After telling Lucilius that we mustn’t wail, he now goes on:
Do you think that the law which I lay dow…
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