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Further Reading
This is a good time to read Seneca in English. There are a number of excellent recent translations, including a series published by Chicago University Press that will eventually include his complete works. Oxford World’s Classics has published a fine selection and translation of the Letters, by Elaine Fantham (Selected Letters, 2010), a collection of the Dialogues and Essays, translated by Tobias Reinhardt (2009), and a selection of the tragedies, translated by me (Six Tragedies of Seneca, 2010). For those interested in Seneca’s prose works, the Cambridge translation and commentary Moral and Political Essays (J. F. Procopé, John M. Cooper, 1995) includes the essays On Anger, On Mercy, On the Private Life, and the first half of On Benefits and has excellent notes.