Farewell, Lessons from a Stoic is a collection of letters written by the Stoic Philosopher Seneca for his friend Lucilius. Known as The Epistulae Morales ad Lucilium in Latin, which translates to Moral Letters to Lucilius, the writings contain advice and guidance on life from the perspective of a stoic. This book contains the first volume (1 of 3) of Seneca's Moral Letters. The letters in this volume discuss 65 different subjects, - On Saving Time - On Withdrawing from the World - On the Terrors of Death - On Meeting Death Cheerfully - On Old Age - On Progress - On Groundless Fear - On the Relativity of Time - On Grief for Lost Friends