Epictetus' Discourses Vol. 2 (Books 3-4) & Encheiridion
Epictetus Discourses Vol. 2 (Books 3-4) & Encheiridion
Greek
1898
584 pages
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Epictetus teaches that your power lies entirely in your own mind, regardless of your social status or physical circumstances. You will learn how to stop blaming the world and start mastering your own character.
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