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The Art of Living

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“The Art of Living” is a famous work by the Stoic philosopher Epictetus, which has been translated and interpreted by many over the years. The version you might be referring to could be the one analyzed by Sharon Lebell, which presents Epictetus’s timeless ethical teachings in a contemporary and accessible manner.

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Epictetus

Was born into slavery in Phrygia, worked in Rome for a secretary of Nero, was lamed for life, and was eventually freed and exiled along with every other philosopher when Domitian expelled them. He wrote nothing. The Discourses and the shorter Enchiridion were taken down by his student Arrian, which is the same route by which Socrates survives.

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Author
Epictetus
Pages
127
Language
English
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