Epictetus Works (Discourses, Enchiridion, Fragments)
Epictetus / Thomas Wentworth Higginson
English
1866
476 pages
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philosophy
Born into slavery and 'maimed in body,' Epictetus rose to become one of history’s most influential Stoic masters by teaching a radical form of internal liberty. This definitive collection offers a timeless blueprint for distinguishing what we can control from what we cannot, revealing how to maintain an unconquerable spirit in the face of any external hardship.
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