Seneca: On Clemency, addressed to Nero - (My Narration & Notes)

On Clemency is a two volume hortatory essay written in 55-56 CE by Seneca the Younger to the emperor Nero in the first five years of his reign
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Timestamps
Start 0:00
Book 1.1 - 0:10
Book 1.2 - 6:21
Book 1.3 - 8:11
Book 1.4 - 11:49
Book 1.5 - 13:40
Book 1.6 - 17:46
Book 1.7 - 19:16
Book 1.8 - 21:26
Book 1.9 - 24:44
Book 1.10 - 31:34
Book 1.11 - 33:44
Book 1.12 - 36:13
Book 1.13 - 39:37
Book 1.14 - 43:18
Book 1.15 - 45:19
Book 1.16 - 48:40
Book 1.17 - 50:59
Book 1.18 - 52:32
Book 1.19 - 54:24
Book 1.20 - 59:13
Book 1.21 - 1:00:54
Book 1.22 - 1:03:36
Book 1.23 - 1:05:13
Book 1.24 - 1:06:35
Book 1.25 - 1:07:40
Book 1.26 - 1:10:45
Book 2.1 - 1:14:12
Book 2.2 - 1:16:10
Book 2.3 - 1:18:20
Book 2.4 - 1:19:37
Book 2.5 - 1:21:58
Book 2.6 - 1:24:29
Book 2.7 - 1:27:18
Book 2.8 - 1:30:43

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You deserve more views man , this is ancient knowledge, with a great calming voice reading it

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Tragic Isn’t it . I’ve returned to the reader’s “On the shortness of life “ .time and time again .

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“It’s not at all that we have too short a time to live, but that we squander a great deal of it.” Seneca. Your channel inspires me to live a better, more inclusive life. Thank you!

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Stoicism is to live well, whether in a castle or under a bridge.

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He is ztoic it doesn't concern him

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[@sophist7070]

Came here after reading that Calvijn, the reformer, had written a commentary on this very book in the mid 16th century.
It's fascinating how these words have transcended time. Yet disheartening how they are still relevant to this day.
Thank you very much for this reading!

[@fraidoonw]

wonderful wonderful! let all politicians listen to it and act accordingly. thanks Vox!

[@Omar31587]

As is a tale, so is life. Not how long it is, but how good it is, is what matters.

[@Jide-bq9yf]

Great one .

[@mmka5434]

I think that I would be listening to your reads for the rest of my life, specifically those of Seneca.
I love your channel and admire your work.
Thank you Robin. ✍️

[@VoxStoica]

Thank you Mka, wonderful to hear you listen so often and have found the content so useful!

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@@VoxStoica It's a pleasure.

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Thank you! I've waited for this for quite some time.

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Thank you sir

[@denisdimitrov5051]

I try to learn a lot about the roman emperors.. I feel like Nero was the one that really tried the hardest to be a good emperor despite his character. Time after time, when he listened to advice he tried to adjust to critism. By the looks of it, a man with strange demeanor but with great wisdom and humble in listening to people that know better... He truly is different than the rest of the roman emperors.

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Awesome

[@akalyx]

thanks!

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Thank you Robin

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Thank you 🙏

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For the algorithm!

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Is there a part 2

[@CryMePlease]

Concerning Book 1:23
I wonder if the "War on Drugs" and other "wars" were established as a way to convince people to use and/or sell drugs. Specially in areas with greater vigilance. Too many people behind bars for putting thing in their bodies, as if it were a crime. Yet nowadays crime, it seems to me, can be better defined as: That which a governing body deems as punishable, regardless of wether or not it is harmful to another or maybe even one self.
More or less.
The ancients had such knowledge and wisdom. Knowledge which has been passed down through millenia, only without successfully transferring the wisdom to accompany it.
Thank you for such wonderful reading.

[@kahmierruff3481]

47:52

[@MultiMediaEvan]

I guess this letter didn't really work...

[@boomerhgt]

It certainly didn't Nero turned out to be a total bastard and Seneca writing this letter probably knew exactly the nature of this man

[@SignedWithJohnny]

Imagine if Stalin had listedned to this… amazing.

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8... 21:29

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book 1.. 15

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ch 10 bookk 1

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book 2 chap 5

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I think perhaps maybe just possibly Jeff Bezos could find a lesson in this.

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I am the 666th view

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Yikes 😬🧟‍♂️

[@nickcalling9695]

?..... oh some superstitious eastern school of thought!....We are reasoning people