On the Good Life (Penguin Classics)
Cicero's On the Good Life compiles essays on ethics, virtue, and the art of living happily. Drawing from Roman philosophy, it explores how to cultivate a meaningful existence amid life's challenges. A timeless guide to personal and moral development in the classical tradition.
About This Book
On the Good Life presents a collection of Cicero's essays that delve into the principles of living well in ancient Roman society.
The work draws from Stoic and other philosophical traditions to discuss ethical living and personal fulfillment.
As a foundational text, it reflects Cicero's thoughts on moral duties and the pursuit of happiness.
This edition makes the Roman philosopher's ideas accessible to modern readers.
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