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assc-55752	Faro, Giorgio	Lucius Annaeus Seneca: Moral Letters to Thomas More	2025	14	.pdf	application/pdf	8023	398	73	In this essay, the last in the triad, I would like to add a few other passages and significant forms of influence Seneca had on the works of Thomas More. I believe a determining factor was that a conspirator admitted, if the plot had succeeded, his intention –along with other conspirators– to immediately overthrow Piso (who Tacitus portrays in sinister tones) to proclaim Seneca emperor, as the most upright man in Rome; the conspirator had declared that Seneca himself was not aware of the plan (see Tacitus, Annales 15,65).	cache/assc-55752.pdf	txt/assc-55752.txt