Shakespeare and Stoic Ethics, Volume 1University of Wisconsin, 1965 - 886 pages |
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Page 29
... Marcus Aurelius Antoninus ( A.D. 121- 80 ) . Its history in the classical ages covers some five hundred years , during which its focus shifts from one prob- lem to another . If the error of reading the whole history of Stoicism by the ...
... Marcus Aurelius Antoninus ( A.D. 121- 80 ) . Its history in the classical ages covers some five hundred years , during which its focus shifts from one prob- lem to another . If the error of reading the whole history of Stoicism by the ...
Page 57
... Marcus Aurelius offers the perfectly orthodox view of the Stoics , which may be distinguished from that which is a purely Roman innovation , where man and God are often seen as be- ing at cross purposes . For the moment , however , it ...
... Marcus Aurelius offers the perfectly orthodox view of the Stoics , which may be distinguished from that which is a purely Roman innovation , where man and God are often seen as be- ing at cross purposes . For the moment , however , it ...
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... Marcus Aurelius points out that death comes to all men , good and evil , just as do life , honor , dishonor , pain , and pleasure . All these things " do among men one and all betide the Good and Evil alike , being in themselves neither ...
... Marcus Aurelius points out that death comes to all men , good and evil , just as do life , honor , dishonor , pain , and pleasure . All these things " do among men one and all betide the Good and Evil alike , being in themselves neither ...
Contents
GREEK STOICISM | 29 |
ROMAN STOICISM | 53 |
STOICISM IN THE RENAISSANCE | 99 |
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