Seneca the Younger
c. 4 BCE–65 CE
Roman Stoic philosopher and adviser to Emperor Nero.
Seneca the Younger (c. 4 BCE–65 CE) was a philosopher, born in Corduba and died in Rome.
- Known as
- Philosopher
- Category
- Thinkers
- Born
- c. 4 BCE, Corduba
- Died
- 65, Rome
Alive at the same time as Seneca the Younger
- Augustus 63 BCE–14 CE, emperor
- Ovid 43 BCE–17 CE, poet
- Pontius Pilate c. 12 BCE–c. 37 CE, Roman governor
- John the Baptist c. 6 BCE–c. 30 CE, prophet
- Jesus c. 4 BCE–c. 30 CE, religious leader
- Saint Peter c. 1–c. 65, apostle
- Paul the Apostle c. 5–c. 65, apostle
- Boudica c. 30–c. 61, queen
- Nero 37–68, emperor
- Plutarch c. 46–c. 120, biographer
- Epictetus c. 50–c. 135, philosopher
- Rabbi Akiva c. 50–135, rabbi
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