The Life of Cicero Volume II Chapter 13 - Cicero’s Moral Essays

In which the moral and political writings of Cicero are carefully examined, revealing his views on government, justice, friendship, old age, and duty as both a citizen and a gentleman, all articulated with a graceful and enduring wisdom. These essays, composed in the twilight of his life, display a serene and reflective mind striving to impart timeless lessons amidst the unrest and complexities of the Roman world.