My friend Rob and I have recently been disucssing Seneca's +Moral Letters to Lucilius. As a companion to those discussions, I'm +documenting my responses to each letter. This page will serve as an index for +all of my responses.
+ ++ Collection of Seneca's Moral Letters to Lucilius on Wikisource +
diff --git a/_drafts/ltl-1.html b/_posts/2018-01-15-letter-to-lucilius-1.html similarity index 99% rename from _drafts/ltl-1.html rename to _posts/2018-01-15-letter-to-lucilius-1.html index a2b266a..f766a05 100644 --- a/_drafts/ltl-1.html +++ b/_posts/2018-01-15-letter-to-lucilius-1.html @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ tabtitle: "Seneca's Letter to Lucilius, Letter 1" title: "Seneca's Letter to Lucilius, Letter 1: On Time" topics: [philosophy] - pub: "2018-01-14" + pub: "2018-01-15" short_desc: "Seneca's Moral Letters to Lucilius are regarded as one of the most prominent Stoic writings available. My friend Rob and I like to discuss them during a weekly meeting, and I'd like to record my response diff --git a/_drafts/ltl-2.html b/_posts/2018-01-15-letter-to-lucilius-2.html similarity index 99% rename from _drafts/ltl-2.html rename to _posts/2018-01-15-letter-to-lucilius-2.html index 93e6e73..470b95f 100644 --- a/_drafts/ltl-2.html +++ b/_posts/2018-01-15-letter-to-lucilius-2.html @@ -2,7 +2,7 @@ tabtitle: "Seneca's Letter to Lucilius, Letter 2" title: "Seneca's Letter to Lucilius, Letter 2: On Discursiveness in Reading" topics: [philosophy] - pub: "2018-01-14" + pub: "2018-01-15" short_desc: "Seneca's second letter to Lucilius, On Discursiveness in Reading, covers the importance of focus. There's also a quote by Epicurus, which is apparently a feature of many of his letters to Lucilius."