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From Slave To Sage Epictetus Was A Crippled Greek Of Phrygia During Nero’s Reign (Ad 54–68) Who Heard Lectures By The Stoic Musonius Before He Freed Expelled With Other Philosophers Emperor Domitian In 89 Or 92 Settled Permanently Nicopolis Epirus There School That Called “Healing Place For Sick Souls” Taught Practical Philosophy Details Which Were Recorded Arrian Student His And Survive Four Books Discourses Smaller Encheiridion Handbook Gives Briefly Chief Doctrines Apparently Lived Into Hadrian 117–138) Teacher Ethics Broad Firm Method Sublime Thought Now Humorous Sad Severe Spirit How Should One Live Righteously? Our God-Given Will Is Paramount Possession We Must Not Covet Others’ Resist Fortune Man Part System Humans Are Reasoning Beings (In Feeble Bodies) Conform God’s Mind Nature Presents Us Also Pungent Picture Perfect (Stoic) Loeb Classical Library Edition Two Volumes Σελίδες: 480 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0101 Διαστάσεις: 10 8X10 8Cm