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A literary history of Rome in the Silver Age

Note 764 — Chapter IV · SENECAN SATIRE AND POETRY: DRAMA OF THE AGE

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E.g. Epist. Mor., xii. 10, where “patent undique ad libertatem uiae multae, breues, faciles” significantly resembles Phoen., 153, “mille ad hanc (sc. mortem) aditus patent”; xiii. 14, lviii. 36. Seneca disapproved of a merely capricious suicide, Epist. Mor., xxiv. 25, xxx. 15.

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