The Stoics, Epicureans, And Sceptics
The Stoics, Epicureans, And Sceptics
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ii. 24, 86) ; to discuss cases of collision be- and Hecato, in his treatise on tween apparent interest and duties, had added further duty, but his intentions were casuistical investigations (^Cic.
never carried out. It appears, iii. 23, 89). Brutus, too, who, however, from Off. i. 45, 159 ; like his teacher Antiochus, was iii. 12, 50 ; 13, 55 ; 23, 89, that devoted to a moderate Stoicism, these cases were frequently and of whom Sen. Ep. 95, 45, discussed, not only by the reports that he had lai...d down pupils of Panaetius, Posidonius, rules for the relations of and Hecato, but by Diogenes parents, children, and brothers of Seleucia and Antipater of in his treatise ircpl toS ko9^- Tarsus. koptos, may have followed ' The treatise of Pansetius Pan^tius.
appears to have been used as a * Sen. Ep. 94, 1 ; 95, 1.
chief authority, not only by XII.
00 THE STOICS.
Chap, particular cases, since only these have any practical value.
In this extension of the moral theory, besides the longing for scientific completeness, the endea- vour may also be observed to subordinate all sides of human activity to moral considerations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
ii. 24, 86) ; to discuss cases of collision be- and Hecato, in his treatise on tween apparent interest and duties, had added further duty, but his intentions were casuistical investigations (^Cic.
never carried out. It appears, iii. 23, 89). Brutus, too, who, however, from Off. i. 45, 159 ; like his teacher Antiochus, was iii. 12, 50 ; 13, 55 ; 23, 89, that devoted to a moderate Stoicism, these cases were frequently and of whom Sen. Ep. 95, 45, discussed, not only by the reports that he had lai...d down pupils of Panaetius, Posidonius, rules for the relations of and Hecato, but by Diogenes parents, children, and brothers of Seleucia and Antipater of in his treatise ircpl toS ko9^- Tarsus. koptos, may have followed ' The treatise of Pansetius Pan^tius.
appears to have been used as a * Sen. Ep. 94, 1 ; 95, 1.
chief authority, not only by XII.
00 THE STOICS.
Chap, particular cases, since only these have any practical value.
In this extension of the moral theory, besides the longing for scientific completeness, the endea- vour may also be observed to subordinate all sides of human activity to moral considerations.
What to read after The Stoics, Epicureans, And Sceptics?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Eduard Zeller to read onlineMoreLess
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