Daily SpecimenNovember 7
Why then do we call ourselves Stoics? Why do we deceive the many? Why do we act as if we were Jews, when we are Greeks?
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Philosophers
All →- Zeno of Citiumc. 334 – 262 BCE · AthensRead →
- Cleanthesc. 330 – 230 BCE · AthensRead →
- Chrysippusc. 279 – 206 BCE · AthensRead →
- Panaetius of Rhodesc. 185 – 110 BCE · Rhodes & RomeRead →
- Posidoniusc. 135 – 51 BCE · RhodesRead →
- Cato the Younger95 – 46 BCE · RomeRead →
- Marcus Aurelius121–180 CE · RomeRead →
- Seneca the Youngerc. 4 BCE – 65 CE · RomeRead →
- Epictetusc. 50 – 135 CE · Rome & NicopolisRead →
- Musonius Rufusc. 20 – 100 CE · RomeRead →
- Cicero106 – 43 BCE · RomeRead →
- Diogenes Laertiusc. 3rd century CE · unknownRead →
- Hieroclesc. 2nd century CE · unknownRead →