The Works of Epictetus: Discourses, Enchiridion, and Fragments (1899) - Page 21

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XXI.	Concerning those who readily set up for Sophists Teachers of rhetoric and philosophy, often criticized by Stoics for prioritizing style over substance.
XXII.	Of the Cynic Philosophy
XXIII.	Concerning such as read and dispute ostentatiously
XXIV.	That we ought not to be affected by Things not in our own Power
XXV.	Concerning those who waver in their Purpose
XXVI.	Concerning those who are in dread of Want

BOOK IV.

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I.	Of Freedom
II.	Of Complaisance The quality of being compliant or agreeable to others.
III.	What Things are to be exchanged for Others
IV.	Concerning those who earnestly desire a Life of Repose
V.	Concerning the Quarrelsome and Ferocious
VI.	Concerning those who are annoyed at being pitied
VII.	Of Fearlessness
VIII.	Concerning such as hastily assume the philosophic Dress
IX.	Concerning a Person who had grown immodest
X.	What Things we are to despise, and what chiefly to value
XI.	Of Purity
XII.	Of taking Pains
XIII.	Concerning such as are too Communicative