Morals and Villas in Seneca's Letters: Places to Dwell

John Henderson

doi:10.1017/CBO9780511482229

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Contents

Frontmatter
pp i-vi

Contents
pp vii-viii

Acknowledgements
pp ix-x

Introduction
pp 1-5

1 - Twelve steps to haven
pp 6-18

2 - Dropping in (it) at SENECA'S
pp 19-27

3 - You can get used to anything
pp 28-39

4 - The long and winding mode
pp 40-45

5 - Booking us in
pp 46-52

6 - Now and then; here and there: at SCIPIO'S
pp 53-61

7 - Bound for VATIA'S
pp 62-66

8 - Knocking the self: genuflexion, villafication, VATIA'S
pp 67-92

9 - The world of the bath-house: SCIPIO'S
pp 93-118

10 - The appliance of science: SCIPIO'S
pp 119-138

11 - Shafts of light: transplantation and transfiguration
pp 139-157

12 - Still olive, still SCIPIO'S
pp 158-170

Appendix 1 - Here to stay Places and persons named in the Epistulae Morales
pp 171-174

Appendix 2 - From: Letter 86 To: A Dying Light in Corduba
pp 175-176

Bibliography
pp 177-183

Indexes

Passages discussed
pp 184-186

General index
pp 187-189

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