Lucilius als Autor. Überlegungen zu Brief 46 der Epistulae morales

Abstract In the short Letter 46, Seneca describes the impression that a book by his addressee Lucilius made on him. However, a crucial sentence from the first paragraph remains enigmatic. The article discusses possible meanings of individual words in this sentence and their implications for the understanding of the whole sentence and the entire letter.

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Millennium
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.1515/mill-2025-0002
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Classical Antiquity Studies
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Lucilius als Autor. Überlegungen zu Brief 46 der Epistulae morales

Dominik Berrens
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Classical Antiquity Studies
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Lucilius als Autor. Überlegungen zu Brief 46 der Epistulae morales

Dominik Berrens
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Abstract In the short Letter 46, Seneca describes the impression that a book by his addressee Lucilius made on him. However, a crucial sentence from the first paragraph remains enigmatic. The article discusses possible meanings of individual words in this sentence and their implications for the understanding of the whole sentence and the entire letter.

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