A Short Path Into Stoicism
Begin with Epictetus' Enchiridion, sit with Marcus Aurelius' Meditations, then read Pierre Hadot to understand what they were actually trying to do.
See all essaysCurated paths through the traditions, each with six to eight essential works and a short map of what you will find in each.
Begin with Epictetus' Enchiridion, sit with Marcus Aurelius' Meditations, then read Pierre Hadot to understand what they were actually trying to do.
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