Seekers After God

adopted affection Agrippina ancient appear asked attained beautiful believe better body brother Cæsar Caius called cause CHAPTER character Christian circumstances Claudius consider crimes death desire despised divine duty early eloquence Emperor Epictetus evil exile expressed eyes fact father feeling follow friends give gods hand happy heart honour hope human imperial interest Italy Jews kind less light lived look lost manner Marcus Aurelius master means mind moral mother nature Nero never noble once ordered Pagan passage Paul period person philosopher possible present principles probably reason regarded reign remarkable respect Roman Rome says seems Senate Seneca slaves soul speak spirit Stoic tells things thou thought true truth vice virtue wealth whole wise wish writings young