Plutarch, Moralia. A Letter of Condolence to Apollonius, 106e-f “For when is death not present among us? Truly, as Heraclitus says, “living and dying is the same and so is being awake and asleep or youth and old age. For each turns back into the other again.” Just as someone can make shapes of living … Continue reading Death, Sleep, and Our Bodies’ Recyclable Clay