The Enchiridion & Discourses Of Epictetus by Epictetus
A compact practical guide offering Stoic ethical guidance: it insists on distinguishing what is and isn’t under our control, cultivating inner freedom through disciplined judgment, self-examination, and acceptance of events beyond our influence. The work teaches that virtue is the sole good, encourages using setbacks as opportunities for moral growth, and gives concrete rules for managing desires, emotions, relationships, and social roles through rational response and steady practice.
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- Greek
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- Ancient greek
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- Discourses (Diatribai)
- Encheiridion
- Enchiridion
- Handbook of Epictetus
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