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Moral Letters to Lucilius — Letter 74 Quotes by Seneca: Context & Meanings

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“Whatever shall remain to be done virtue can do with courage and readiness.”

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Courage is framed as readiness to meet whatever duty remains, rather than confidence that circumstances will become easy.

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Letter 74 examines virtue, fortune, and the steadiness required when external conditions change.