Liber. Quare bonis viris multa mala accidant cum sit providentia; commentario et adnotationibus illustratus
is a Latin edition of Seneca's philosophical treatise exploring the problem of evil. Seneca grapples with the question of why good people suffer misfortune despite the existence of divine providence. This edition, published in 1802, includes commentary and annotations intended to illuminate Seneca's arguments and provide deeper insights into his Stoic philosophy. Seneca's work remains relevant for its profound examination of ethics, suffering, and the nature of justice, offering timeless wisdom on navigating life's challenges with virtue and resilience.
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