On Moral Ends

In "On Moral Ends," Marcus Tullius Cicero explores the question of humanity's Ultimate Good through a series of engaging dialogues, examining the ethical principles of Epicureanism, Stoicism, and the later Platonic Academy. This modern translation, crafted by Quintus Curtius, makes Cicero's profound insights on wisdom, virtue, and human desires accessible to contemporary readers. Clear and true to the original Latin, this work invites both students and self-learners to delve into Cicero's philosophical inquiries as he originally intended.