Ancient Masters And Jesus
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In the course of time he went to hear Xenocrates, after whose death he studied under Polemo. About 310 B. C. He set up a school for himself in the portico on the north side of the market place. This corridor was adorned by the 4Gu*o2 IOO Ancient Masters and Jesus paintings of Polygontus, and was called the Stoa, from which we have the term "Stoic. " Zeno was of Phoenician descent and most of his adherents lived in other countries. We cannot but think that the mysticism of the far East was makin...g itself felt in the development of Stoicism. Syria, Cilicia and Cyprus were the centers of Stoical thought. It swayed minds in far away Babylon. In many cities schools of Stoicism were started and main- tained for several centuries, as in Tarsus, bet- ter known as the birthplace of Paul.
A few of his fundamental ideas might help us to understand Stoicism. "The chief good is to live in a manner corresponding to one's own nature, and to universal nature. " "Do none of those things which the com- mon law of mankind (the universal conscience of the race) forbids.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In the course of time he went to hear Xenocrates, after whose death he studied under Polemo. About 310 B. C. He set up a school for himself in the portico on the north side of the market place. This corridor was adorned by the 4Gu*o2 IOO Ancient Masters and Jesus paintings of Polygontus, and was called the Stoa, from which we have the term "Stoic. " Zeno was of Phoenician descent and most of his adherents lived in other countries. We cannot but think that the mysticism of the far East was makin...g itself felt in the development of Stoicism. Syria, Cilicia and Cyprus were the centers of Stoical thought. It swayed minds in far away Babylon. In many cities schools of Stoicism were started and main- tained for several centuries, as in Tarsus, bet- ter known as the birthplace of Paul.
A few of his fundamental ideas might help us to understand Stoicism. "The chief good is to live in a manner corresponding to one's own nature, and to universal nature. " "Do none of those things which the com- mon law of mankind (the universal conscience of the race) forbids.
What to read after Ancient Masters And Jesus?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Benjamin Hartzog to read onlineMoreLess
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