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A literary history of Rome in the Silver Age

Note 589 — Chapter III · SENECA THE PHILOSOPHER: MISCELLANEOUS LEARNING

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The conjectural date is based on De Tranq., xvii. 7; Ep., cviii. 17 and 22; Nat. Q., I. i. 3. Lehmann, Claudius u. Nero, I. 152, prefers 8 B.C. Favez, in ed. of Ad Helu., supports the earlier date because of Seneca’s recollection of Asinius Pollio recorded De Tranq., xvii. 7; Pollio died in A.D. 5.

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