Epictetus His Morals, With Simplicius His Comment offers a profound exploration of Stoic philosophy as interpreted and expanded upon by Simplicius. This edition presents Epictetus's core teachings on ethics, virtue, and the pursuit of inner peace, accompanied by Simplicius⿿s insightful commentary, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of Stoic principles and their practical application to daily life.

Epictetus, a prominent Stoic philosopher, emphasized the importance of self-control, reason, and acceptance of what is beyond our control. Simplicius's commentary enriches these teachings, offering clarity and depth to Epictetus's maxims. Together, their works provide a timeless guide to navigating life's challenges with wisdom and resilience. This edition is invaluable for scholars, students, and anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of Stoic philosophy and its enduring relevance.

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