Lucius Anneus Seneca

Lucius Anneus Seneca was a Roman philosopher, statesman, and playwright who lived from about 4 BCE to 65 CE. He is known for his Stoic beliefs, emphasizing reason, self-control, and acceptance of fate. Seneca served as an advisor to Emperor Nero and wrote many essays and letters exploring ethics, life, and how to handle adversity. His works promote resilience, virtue, and philosophical calm amid chaos. Despite his political entanglements, his writings remain influential, highlighting personal virtue and the importance of rational thought in navigating life's challenges.