  THE PRINCIPAL WORKS USED OR CONSULTED ON SENECA. SENECA: HIS CHARACTER AND ENVIRONMENT. SELECTIONS FROM THE WRITINGS OF SENECA, TO WHICH PASSAGES MORE DE PROVIDENTIA SIVE QUARE ALIQUA INCOMMODA BONIS VIRIS ACCIDANTCUM PROVIDENTIA SIT. PLUTARCH AND THE GREECE OF HIS AGE. CONCERNING THE DELAY OF THE DEITY IN PUNISHING THE WICKED. “He who distrusts the light of reason will be the first to follow a more luminous guide; and if with an ardent love for truth he has sought her in vain through the ways of this life, he will but turn with the more hope to that better world where all is simple, true, and everlasting: for there is no parallax at the zenith; it is only near our troubled horizon that objects deceive us into vague and erroneous calculations.” FLEMING H. REVELL COMPANY Chicago, New York, Toronto 1899 |
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