The Discourses of Epictetus - Fragments - (My Narration & Notes)

[@VoxStoica]

Book on Amazon: geni.us/DiscoursesOfEpictetus (affiliate link) | Audible geni.us/DiscoursesOnAudible Chapters I-V: 0:02 Chapters VI-X: 5:06 Chapters XI-XX: 12:05 Chapters XXI-XXVIII: 18:32 Doubtful and Spurious Fragments XXIX-XXXVI: 24:55

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These are gems of wisdom we are truly grateful for! 🙏

[@johnbyrne2127]

"Life's Tragedy is that we get old too soon And wise too Late." - Benjamin Franklin.

[@johnbyrne2127]

"No man was ever wise by chance." - Seneca.

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Thank you for recording these videos it has helped me immeasurably during my times of woe.

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I've watched this like 100 times, thanks.

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One small request plz complete letters from stoic as soon as possible

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Thank you sir

[@zell9058]

Thank you Sir!

[@randomstuff2562]

Thank you very much for doing these recordings. They really have helped me to absorb the material faster. I have a question. I keep seeing the quote attributed to Epictetus that says "Wealth consists not in having great possessions, but in having few wants". Can you give me the source of this quote? I have looked for quite some time but I cannot find the source this quote was taken from. Thanks

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I'm glad to see that you removed the contrary philosophies .

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[@johnsmith-mz9hh]

@@SkeletonPimp There was a lot of sun Tzu , Machiavelli etc

[@OpenBiolabsGuy]

59 seconds in, and this has got to be the first time I disagreed whole heartedly with Epictetus. That’s some anti-intellectualism there. Look at how much we’ve learned and profited from science in just the past 200 years, and how much that knowledge of the natural universe has not only benefited us materially, but philosophically as well. I reject any notion of “ignorant good, smart bad”.I get that Epicureans and Stoics were opposed to each other, but even Seneca was willing to quote a bad author if the line was good.