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The Teaching of Epictetus

by Epictetus

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  1. 1T. W. Rolleston
  2. 2Book I
  3. 3Chapter II — On the Natural Conceptions
  4. 4Chapter III — The Master-Faculty
  5. 5Chapter IV — The Nature of the Good
  6. 6Chapter V — The Promise of Philosophy
  7. 7Chapter VI — The Way of Philosophy
  8. 8Chapter VII — To the Learner
  9. 9Chapter VIII — The Cynic
  10. 10Book II
  11. 11Chapter II — The Game of Life
  12. 12Chapter III — Things Are What They Are
  13. 13Chapter IV — Three Steps to Perfection
  14. 14Chapter V — That a Man May Be Both Bold and Fearful
  15. 15Chapter VI — The Wise Man’s Fear and the Fool’s
  16. 16Chapter VII — Appearances False and True
  17. 17Chapter VIII — How We Should Think as God’s Offspring
  18. 18Chapter IX — The Open Door
  19. 19Chapter X — Know Thyself
  20. 20Chapter XI — How We Should Bear Ourselves Towards Evil Men
  21. 21Chapter XII — The Voyage of Life
  22. 22Chapter XIII — The Mark of Effort
  23. 23Chapter XIV — Faculties
  24. 24Chapter XV — Returns
  25. 25Chapter XVI — The Price of Tranquillity
  26. 26Chapter XVII — A Choice
  27. 27Chapter XVIII — That Where the Heart Is the Bond Is
  28. 28Chapter XIX — That We Lament Not From Within
  29. 29Chapter XX — That a Man May Act His Part but Not Choose It
  30. 30Chapter XXI — Distinctions
  31. 31Chapter XXII — That a Man Is Sufficient to Himself
  32. 32Chapter XXIII — That Every Man Fulfill His Own Task
  33. 33Chapter XXIV — The World’s Price for the World’s Worth
  34. 34Chapter XXV — Aims of Nature
  35. 35Chapter XXVI — The Mind’s Security
  36. 36Chapter XXVII — That a Man Should Be One Man
  37. 37Book III
  38. 38Chapter II — Against Epicurus
  39. 39Chapter III — Against the Epicureans and Academics
  40. 40Chapter IV — On Slavery
  41. 41Chapter V — To the Administrator of the Free Cities, Who Was an Epi…
  42. 42Chapter VI — On Statecraft
  43. 43Chapter VII — On Friendship
  44. 44Chapter VIII — Time and Change
  45. 45Chapter IX — On Solitude
  46. 46Chapter X — Against the Contentious and Revengeful
  47. 47Book IV
  48. 48Chapter II — Of Providence
  49. 49Chapter III — Of Providence
  50. 50Chapter IV — God in Man
  51. 51Chapter V — Of Divination
  52. 52Book V
  53. 53Chapter II — On Habit
  54. 54Chapter III — On Disputation
  55. 55Chapter IV — That We Should Be Slow in Accepting Pleasure
  56. 56Chapter V — That We Should Be Open in Our Dealings
  57. 57Chapter VI — That Half True May Be All False
  58. 58Chapter VII — That Each Man Play His Own Part
  59. 59Chapter VIII — That We Should Be Careful of the Soul as of the Body
  60. 60Chapter IX — The Measure of Gain
  61. 61Chapter X — The Worth of Women
  62. 62Chapter XI — A Dull Nature
  63. 63Chapter XII — Of Adornment of the Person
  64. 64Chapter XIII — Why We Should Bear With Wrong
  65. 65Chapter XIV — That Everything Hath Two Handles
  66. 66Chapter XV — On Certain False Conclusions
  67. 67Chapter XVI — Perception and Judgment
  68. 68Chapter XVII — That the Philosopher Shall Exhibit to the Vulgar Dee…
  69. 69Chapter XVIII — Ascesis
  70. 70Chapter XIX — Tokens
  71. 71Chapter XX — That the Logical Art Is Necessary
  72. 72Chapter XXI — Grammarian or Sage
  73. 73Chapter XXII — Accomplishments
  74. 74Chapter XXIII — Constancy
  75. 75Chapter XXIV — How Long?
  76. 76Chapter XXV — Parts of Philosophy
  77. 77Chapter XXVI — Memorabilia
  78. 78Chapter II
  79. 79Chapter III
  80. 80Chapter VI
  81. 81Chapter VII
  82. 82Chapter VIII
  83. 83Chapter I
  84. 84Chapter II
  85. 85Chapter IV
  86. 86Chapter V
  87. 87Chapter VI
  88. 88Chapter VII
  89. 89Chapter VIII
  90. 90Chapter X
  91. 91Chapter XI
  92. 92Chapter XIII
  93. 93Chapter XXV
  94. 94Chapter XXVII
  95. 95Chapter II
  96. 96Chapter III
  97. 97Chapter IV
  98. 98Chapter V
  99. 99Chapter VII
  100. 100Chapter VIII
  101. 101Chapter IX
  102. 102Chapter X
  103. 103Chapter III
  104. 104Chapter IV
  105. 105Chapter V
  106. 106Chapter I
  107. 107Chapter II
  108. 108Chapter VI
  109. 109Chapter VII
  110. 110Chapter XVI
  111. 111Chapter XX
  112. 112Chapter XXII
  113. 113Chapter XXVI

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