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Epictetus wrote nothing himself. His pupil Arrian, later a Roman senator and consul, took down his lectures at Nicopolis and published them as the Dissertations, of which four of eight books survive. This book presents the Encheiridion, or Manual, drawn from them, with selections from the Dissertations and the Fragments. T. W. Rolleston translated it from the Greek and added an introduction and notes. Epictetus taught Stoic philosophy and was born a slave.
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