Curiosities of ancient Rome (Philosophy)

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Philosophy offers curiosities about the philosophical thought of the ancient world, with a particular focus on Roman philosophers and the currents of thought present in the Roman Empire. This category includes lesser-known facts, anecdotes, and interesting information about ideas, philosophical schools, and their influence on the life, politics, and culture of ancient Rome.

Seneca’s faith in Providence

Lucius Annaeus Seneca (born around 4 BCE – 65 CE) called Seneca the Younger, he became famous for his Dialogues which expressed his philosophical worldview. In the dialogue On Providence Seneca tells Lucilius about his…Więcej

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