Nature and Happiness: the Philosophy of Epicurus (Translation Series of Philosophical Classics of Two Greek Civilizations)

In Greek philosophy, one of the peaks of the natural philosophy line is atomistic philosophy and hedonistic ethics, and the representative of atomistic philosophy and hedonistic ethics in the Hellenistic and Roman era was the Epicurean school. Epicurus liked to write "summaries" of his philosophy as a guarantee of happiness for his followers to achieve spiritual peace. These summary collections of philosophical letters and aphorisms constitute the content of "Nature and Happiness: The Philosophy of Epicurus/Translation Series of Philosophical Classics of Two Greek Civilizations". The second part of "Nature and Happiness: The Philosophy of Epicurus/Translation Series of Philosophical Classics of Two Greek Civilizations" is a long philosophical poem "On the Nature of All Things" written by Lucretius, a Roman Epicurean, which vividly, exhaustively and faithfully expounds the philosophy of Epicurus.