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Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix

Sulla

also: Sulla, L. Sulla

Roman general and dictator who took the surname Felix ('Fortunate') even after losing a son. Seneca cites him as proof that the greatest evil reaches even the most fortunate.

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Mentioned in 8 works (23 total)

Consolation to Marcia philosophy · 1 mention

§12 Sulla

Consolation to His Mother Helvia philosophy · 2 mentions

§7 Sulla (Latin)
§7 Sulla

On Anger philosophy · 8 mentions

§1.20 Sullano (Latin)
§1.20 Sulla's
§2.2 Sullae (Latin)
§2.2 Sulla
§2.34 Sullanae (Latin)
§2.34 Sullan
§3.18 L. Sulla (Latin)
§3.18 Lucius Sulla

On the Shortness of Life philosophy · 2 mentions

§13.6 L. Sulla (Latin)
§13.6 Sulla

On Mercy philosophy · 2 mentions

§1.12 L. Sullam (Latin)
§1.12 Lucius Sulla

On Benefits philosophy · 2 mentions

§5.16.3 L. Sulla (Latin)
§5.16.3 Lucius Sulla

Moral Letters to Lucilius philosophy · 4 mentions

§1.11.4 Sulla (Latin)
§1.11.4 Sulla
§3.24.4 Sullae (Latin)
§3.24.4 Sulla

On Providence philosophy · 2 mentions

§3.7 Sullae (Latin)
§3.7 Sulla

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Lucius Cornelius Sulla Felix

Mentioned in 8 works (23 total)

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