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Tusculanae
Introduction
The work “Tusculan Disputations” is a philosophical dialogue by Cicero. It addresses death, pain, grief, fear, and the passions that disturb a virtuous life. Its importance lies in its practical presentation of philosophy as therapy for Roman emotional and moral life.
Aliases and alternate titles
- Tusculanae
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Vulgata
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- Latin Philosophy
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