Seneca Pillows

The Latin saying "Per aspera ad astra" means "through hardship one reaches the stars" and has its origin in Seneca. It comes from his tragedy Hercules furens (Hercules gone wild). A beautiful design with the image of Seneca is suitable for all ambitious and strong-willed people.

If a man does not know to what port he is sailing, no wind is favourable - Seneca.

If a man does not know to what port he is sailing, no wind is favourable - Seneca.

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Seneca was an ancient Roman philosopher . He is most famous for his Stoicism, which is a philosophy based on reason and self-control. His quotes are often used as inspiration for modern day people. This is a great quote t-shirt for stoic individuals.

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Seneca Trail Christian Academy Official Apparel

Seneca Trail Christian Academy Official Apparel

Seneca Trail Christian Academy Official Apparel

He Who is Brave is Free - Seneca

Are you a stoic? Love stoicism and stoic philosophy? Do you like history and ancient Rome? Then this ancient Roman stoicism Seneca quote design is for you! Stoicism originates from ancient Greece, founded at Athens by Zeno. Great motivational gift.

Seneca quote on life, roman philosophy

Stoic quote for your mind

Dive into the profound philosophical teachings of Seneca, the influential Stoic philosopher of ancient Rome. Explore his insights on virtue, wisdom, and the art of living a meaningful life. Discover his timeless wisdom, practical advice, and enduring legacy as a beacon of stoicism and ethical guidance

Are you a stoic? Love stoicism & stoic philosophy? Do you like ancient Rome, SPQR & Roman history? This ancient Roman stoicism quote design is for you! Stoicism originates from ancient Greece. Great uplifting & motivational Seneca quote for stoics.

Wealth is the slave of the wise. The master of the fool

Our stoic philosophy designs are for all stoics ancient Greek and Roman philosophy students and liberal arts majors and teachers.

We are always complaining that our days are few, and acting as though there would be no end of them.

Embrace the power of resilience and inner strength, all while looking effortlessly cool. Get my Stoic groove on with this epic tee. Elevate your style, elevate your mindset

Wealth is the slave of the wise. The master of the fool

Seneca Trail Christian Academy Official Apparel

Are you a stoic? Love stoicism and stoic philosophy? Do you like history and ancient Rome? This ancient Roman stoicism Seneca quote design is for you! Stoicism originates from ancient Greece, founded at Athens by Zeno. Cool Roman stoic philosophy gift.

Seneca Square Dance

Seneca was an ancient Roman stoic philosopher, teacher & tutor to the Roman Emperor Nero. Love ancient Greek and Roman philosophy? This motivational inspiring stoicism quote is for you! Motivational inspiring stoic gift for liberal arts philosophy major.

He Who Is Brave Is Free - Seneca

Wealth is the slave of the wise. The master of the fool

Discover the natural beauty of Seneca, South Carolina, through this captivating tourist design. This elegant representation features a striking black silhouette of majestic trees, symbolizing the tranquility and serenity of this charming destination. The simplicity and sophistication of the design make it a versatile keepsake, perfect for commemorating your visit to Seneca or sharing the allure of this city with others. Take home a piece of Seneca today.

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Seneca Lake, NYC lake map travel poster

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Miyamoto Musashi, also known as Shinmen Takezō or, by his Buddhist name, Niten Dōraku, was a Japanese swordsman, philosopher, strategist, writer and rōnin, who became renowned through stories of his unique double-bladed swordsmanship and undefeated record in his 61 duels.

This design embodies the independent spirit conveyed in Seneca's quote: "We should not, like sheep, follow the herd of creatures in front of us, making our way where others go, not where we ought to go." The artwork symbolizes individuality, self-determination, and the importance of forging one's own path.

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