This week's episode is particularly significant, as it focuses on absence of pain as pleasure. We'll be following up on this during our next recording on August 10, so be sure to comment in the thread if you have any suggestions:
Latest Lucretius Today Podcast - Episode 293 - Cicero Accuses Epicurus Of Evasion In Calling "Absence of Pain" a Pleasure
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