On Moral Duties: De Officiis

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Cicero’s De Officiis (On Moral Duties), translated by Andrew P. Peabody, is one of the most influential works of moral philosophy in the Western tradition. Written in 44 BCE as a letter to his son, this treatise examines the nature of moral duty (officia), justice, and the virtuous life. This unabridged public-domain recording offers the classic text as a resource for the serious cultivation of conscience and the disciplined fusion of duty and contentment.