De finibus bonorum et malorum
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De finibus bonorum et malorum (English: On End-Goals, Good and Bad) is a late work by Cicero on the philosophical subject of ethics. Of particular concern to Epicurean scholarship, the first two books extenstively portray a hypothetical conversation between Cicero and Torquatus on the subject of Epicurean ethics. The fifth book incidentally offers some explicit clues about the whereabouts of Epicurus' Garden.
