How To Be Old: The Thinking Person's Guide to Retirement

Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Health, Aging, Fiction & Literature, Classics, Self Help
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Author: Richard Gerberding ISBN: 9781310754876
Publisher: Quid Pro, LLC Publication: July 31, 2014
Imprint: Smashwords Edition Language: English
Author: Richard Gerberding
ISBN: 9781310754876
Publisher: Quid Pro, LLC
Publication: July 31, 2014
Imprint: Smashwords Edition
Language: English

Cicero's classic "On Old Age" is now adapted, explained, and updated to today's world. “Getting old is not for sissies”: the mortal words of Bette Davis. And somewhat the theme of Cicero's "On Old Age." Except that Cicero did not believe in denying aging or hiding its effects. What he believed has been passed on for generations and still speaks to a modern world.

Now "De Senectute" by Marcus Tullius Cicero can be read with a real understanding of it, explained and presented to the current reader. Adapted by Richard Gerberding, a retired professor of history and director of Classical Studies at the University of Alabama at Huntsville, Cicero's essay makes sense and is lively and witty. More than sixty clever illustrations by Lance Rossi add to the enjoyment.

Part of the Journeys & Memories Series from Quid Pro Books.

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Cicero's classic "On Old Age" is now adapted, explained, and updated to today's world. “Getting old is not for sissies”: the mortal words of Bette Davis. And somewhat the theme of Cicero's "On Old Age." Except that Cicero did not believe in denying aging or hiding its effects. What he believed has been passed on for generations and still speaks to a modern world.

Now "De Senectute" by Marcus Tullius Cicero can be read with a real understanding of it, explained and presented to the current reader. Adapted by Richard Gerberding, a retired professor of history and director of Classical Studies at the University of Alabama at Huntsville, Cicero's essay makes sense and is lively and witty. More than sixty clever illustrations by Lance Rossi add to the enjoyment.

Part of the Journeys & Memories Series from Quid Pro Books.

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