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Seneca’s diet saves life….not really

According to Tacitus, Nero had first tried to poison Seneca, but the plot was foiled when Seneca refused a drink offered by a visitor in order to adhere to his modest diet of wild fruit and spring water. The agency of food is nowhere more acute than in instances of poison. In such cases, the… Read More Seneca’s diet saves life….not really

April 9, 2014May 6, 2014 lsbanu2 Comments

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