On Living and Dying Well by Cicero

On Living and Dying Well by Cicero

Cicero wrote most of his philosophy in a two-year stretch after the death of his daughter Tullia and the collapse of the Republic he had spent his life defending. He was, by any measure, working through something.

This selection gathers the writing on how to live and how to end — on grief and its proper duration, on old age as a stage with its own compensations, on whether death is an evil at all, and on the Stoic and Epicurean arguments he weighs against each other without ever fully committing. He was executed not long after.

A Penguin Classics selection, and one of the most humane works of ancient philosophy.

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