Seneca believed that there was a pervading divine reason that dominates the world: he said that the wise man would be able to discern it and follow it willingly, instead of being dragged along by an arbitrary faith. Living a life of virtue showed your respect for that divine reason.
この形容から判断するかぎり、セネカの"reason"は朱子学の“理”に非常に近いと思える。
この形容から判断するかぎり、セネカの"reason"は朱子学の“理”に非常に近いと思える。