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  • جنون هرقل
  • طروادس (النسوة الطرواديات)
  • فونيسـّاي (النسوة الفينيقيات)
  • فدرا
  • ميديا
  • ثستيس
  • أگاممنون
  • اوديپ
  • هرقل فوق جبل أويتا

حوارات

  • (40) Ad Marciam, De consolatione (To Marcia, On consolation) - Consoles her on the death of her son
  • (41) De Ira (On anger) - A study on the consequences and the control of anger
  • (42) Ad Helviam matrem, De consolatione (To Helvia, On consolation) - Letter to his mother consoling her on his absence during exile.
  • (44) De Consolatione ad Polybium (To Polybius, On consolation) - Consoling him on his missing son
  • (49) De Brevitate Vitae (On the shortness of life) - Essay expounding that any length of life is sufficient if lived wisely.
  • (62) De Otio (On leisure)
  • (63) De Tranquillitate Animi (On tranquillity of mind)
  • (64) De Providentia (On providence)
  • (55) De Constantia Sapientiis (On the Firmness of the Wise Person)
  • (58) De Vita Beata (On the happy life)

غيره

  • (54) Apocolocyntosis divi Claudii (The Pumpkinification of the Divine Claudius), a satirical work. {Also has references to Nero as having a longer life than Nestor at the hands of the three fates—obvious flattery.}
  • (56) De Clementia (On Clemency) - written to Nero on the need for clemency as a virtue in an emperor.
  • (63) De Beneficiis (On Benefits) [seven books]
  • (63) Naturales quaestiones [seven books] of no great originality but offering an insight into ancient theories of cosmology, meteorology, and similar subjects.
  • (64) Epistulae morales ad Lucilium - collection of 124 letters dealing with moral issues written to Lucilius Junior.
  • (370?) Cujus etiam ad Paulum apostolum leguntur epistolae: These letters, allegedly between Seneca and St. Paul, were revered by early authorities, but currently are not believed to be authentic by most scholars.
Source: wikipedia.org