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Άπαντα 2, Diatribe B'
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Άπαντα 2, Diatribe B'

Author: Epiktitos

Courage is not the enemy of prudence, tranquility, how nobility and diligence coexist, indifference, the essence of goodness, the beginning of philosophy, dialectics, anxiety, external stimuli,...

Courage is not the enemy of prudence, tranquility, how nobility and diligence coexist, indifference, the essence of goodness, the beginning of philosophy, dialectics, anxiety, external stimuli, friendship, and more.

Epictetus, from Hierapolis in Phrygia, lived from around 50 to 120 AD. A child of slaves, he was himself a slave in Rome during Nero's time, and...

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  • Number of pages Number of pages 273
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 1994

  • Philosophical Movement

    Stoicism

    Books that teach how to face difficulties with composure, self-control, and clear thinking. They are ideal for those seeking practical ideas for a calmer and more balanced life.
  • Publisher Publisher Ekdoseis Kaktos
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Courage is not the enemy of prudence, tranquility, how nobility and diligence coexist, indifference, the essence of goodness, the beginning of philosophy, dialectics, anxiety, external stimuli, friendship, and more.

Epictetus, from Hierapolis in Phrygia, lived from around 50 to 120 AD. A child of slaves, he was himself a slave in Rome during Nero's time, and later, at an advanced age, he became free. He embraced Stoic philosophy, which he first taught in the capital of the Empire and later, after the expulsion of philosophers by Domitian (90 AD), in Nicopolis of Epirus, where he lived in great poverty and asceticism.

He himself did not write; the written recording of his ideas is due to his student Flavius Arrian, who collected, based on his notes from the lectures, the main points of Epictetus' teaching in two works titled 'Discourses of Epictetus' and 'Enchiridion'. Epictetus is regarded, along with Seneca and Marcus Aurelius, as one of the foremost figures of the so-called New Stoa, the third period of Stoic philosophy.

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Author
Epiktitos
Publisher
Ekdoseis Kaktos
Subtitle
Diatribe B'
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789603523178

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Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
273
Dimensions
13x21 cm
Release Date
11/1994
Publication Date
1994

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Philosophical Movement/School
Stoicism

Philosophical Movement/School

Stoicism
Books that teach how to face difficulties with composure, self-control, and clear thinking. They are ideal for those seeking practical ideas for a calmer and more balanced life.
Reader Level
Classic Texts

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