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How to Die

by Seneca, edited by James S. Romm

Seneca's writings on death gathered: prepare, do not fear, live fully, die well, with his own death. Short Princeton edition.

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  1. Rehearse death.
  2. Life is long enough if used.
  3. Die as you lived.

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