I love this little book - just shows never judge a book by it's cover!

It was a surprisingly quick read and I think I will end up acquiring my own copy to dip into form time to time. It does what it says on the cover - offers helpful philosophies and suggestions about how to live a moral life and how to treat others. ( )

To the Reader. -- Seneca's Life and Death. -- Part I. Of Benefits. -- Part II. Of a Happy Life ; Of Anger and Clemency. -- The Third and Last Part. Digested into XXVIII Epistles. -- An After-Thought. Parts I, II, and III have separate title pages. Wing S2517A; cp. EEBO 99830613 (vid 35066)Front board detached. ( )

Edition: // Descr: 394 p. : ill. (1) 20 cm. // Series: Call No. { 878 S5 6 } By Way of Abstract to which is Added a Discourse under the Title of an Introduction by Sir Roger L'Estrange Contains Post-Script and After-Thought. // //