Epictetus
Greek Stoic philosopher, born c. 50 AD in Hierapolis (Phrygia). Formerly a slave in Rome, he later taught in Nicopolis; his teachings are preserved in the Discourses and the Enchiridion recorded by his pupil Arrian.
Books
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1. Manual De Vida
A concise manual for living well that teaches focus on what is within your control—your judgments, desires and actions—and acceptance of what is not. It offers practical maxims and exercises to train impressions, restrain passions, and treat externals (wealth, status, physical comfort) with indifference, while encouraging fulfillment of social duties and cultivation of reason, self-discipline and inner freedom so one attains resilience, moral integrity and tranquility regardless of circumstances.
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2. Düşünceler Ve Sohbetler
A concise manual of Stoic guidance that teaches readers to distinguish what is within their control—thoughts, choices, and attitudes—from what is not, and to cultivate inner freedom through discipline, rational judgment, and acceptance of fate. It emphasizes virtue as the sole true good, offers practical exercises for training desires and reactions, and shows how to face hardship, interpersonal duties, and social roles with equanimity. The work combines moral instruction and everyday examples to help transform ethical principles into steady, resilient practice.