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Markus Tullius Cicero (106-43 BC) was a prominent Roman orator, philosopher and politician. His scientific and creative heritage is diverse: speeches, works on oratory, moral and philosophical treatises, and epistolary writings. The main issue in the treatises "Tusculan Conversations" and "On Duties" is the problem of the source and nature of human happiness. The author concludes that only the "wise" can be happy, and therefore "there is no wise man who was not happy."

Cicero's moral, philosophical, ethical maxims, life advice have not lost their relevance over the centuries, they are minted by Eternity. In Ukraine, these works of the Roman writer are published in a separate edition for the first time.