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Tusculan Disputations
Cicero
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Tusculan Disputations
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Cicero gives practical guidance for living wisely and well by adopting a Stoic outlook and concentrating on the virtues.

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English
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gods
political science -- early works to 1800
roman -- early works to 1800
theology -- early works to 1800
happiness -- early works to 1800
rome -- politics and government -- 265-30 b.c.
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Introduction
Tusculan Disputations
Book I: On the Contempt of Death
Book II: On Bearing Pain
Book III: On Grief of Mind
Book IV: On Other Perturbations of the Mind
Book V: Whether Virtue Alone Be Sufficient for a Happy Life
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