An exposition of Epicurus atomic theory and the ethical tenets based upon it. Drawing upon this materialist philosophy, Lucretius cites the fear of death as the cause of man's ills, and shows the way to freedom from that fear. (Summary by bropops4)
Chapters
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01 - Liber primus, pars prima Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 31:24
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02 - Liber primus, pars secunda Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 32:46
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03 - Liber primus, pars tertia Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 38:02
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04 - Liber secundus, pars prima Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 37:22
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05 - Liber secundus, pars secunda Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 33:17
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06 - Liber secundus, pars tertia Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 37:54
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07- Liber tertius, pars prima Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 33:22
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08 - Liber tertius, pars secunda Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 33:55
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09 - Liber tertius, pars tertia Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 32:32
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10 - Liber quartus, pars prima Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 35:42
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11 - Liber quartus, pars secunda Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 37:24
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12 - Liber quartus, pars tertia Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 36:26
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13 - Liber quintus, pars prima Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 40:32
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14 - Liber quintus, pars secunda Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 38:42
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15 - Liber quintus, pars tertia Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 40:45
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16 - Liber sextus, pars prima Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 37:31
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17 - Liber sextus, pars secunda Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 34:28
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18 - Liber sextus, pars tertia Read by Malone (1945 - 2023) 37:33
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