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Pliny and Seneca: Community, Location and Leisure
In this thesis I examine the interactions between Pliny the Younger’s Epistles Books 1-9 and the prose works of Seneca the Younger. I analyse how the Epistles relate to Senecan texts, but also what this tells us about Pliny and his self-fashioning; we see that many of Pliny’s values and beliefs are
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