¡Rome No Tetsujin Se Ne Ka No Kotoba(Kodansha Gakujutsu Bunko)
¡Nakano Takaji / [Cho]
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[Machine Translation] Human life is short and fleeting. Therefore, we should get rid of the slavery of greed and look at ourselves. - The writer, who rediscovered the appeal of Seneca (? - 65), translated this essay himself and wrote it in his final years as a collection of proverbs for Japanese people living in the modern age. He laments Japan's "complete lack of morality," and sometimes scolds and encourages the Japanese in a caustic tone. A new introduction to Seneca that condenses hints for living well.
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