De Constantia, Libri Duo (1652)

Focusing on the virtue of constancy, Justus Lipsius explores its significance in human life, emphasizing its importance in Stoic philosophy. The first book defines constancy and its necessity, while the second discusses maintaining it amid adversity, supported by historical and literary examples from Greek and Roman sources. Lipsius also connects constancy to Christian virtue, providing insights into moral character and resilience in life's challenges. This work serves as a valuable resource for understanding and cultivating moral strength.