Epictetus
Discourses, Book IV
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Discourses, Book IV
Epictetus
It culminates in the long discourse "About freedom" (IV.1): only he is free who lives as he wishes because he desires nothing that is not up to him. Chapters (13): 1. About freedom; 2. Of familiar intimacy; 3. What things we should exchange for other things; 4. To those who are desirous of passing life in tranquillity; 5. Against the quarrelsome and ferocious; 6. Against those who lament over being pitied; 7. On freedom from fear; 8. Against those who hastily rush into the philosophic dress; 9. To a person who had been changed to a character of shamelessness; 10. What things we ought to despise and what to value; 11. About purity; 12. On attention; 13. Against those who readily tell their own affairs.
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