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by 0kl
1748 days ago
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Hard agree here. Seneca’s letters are intended for a public audience; Aurelius’s meditations are the self-reflective journal writings of a stoic (and emperor). Additionally Epictetus has the enchiridion that is the closest thing to a textbook on Stoicism we have |
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