The discourses of Epictetus

by George Long

First published 2010

Epictetus, once a lowly slave, now a renowned Stoic philosopher, reveals his hard-won wisdom. Through vivid anecdotes, he teaches the art of contentment, resilience, and ethical living. Facing life's inevitable challenges, Epictetus guides readers to find freedom in their own thoughts and actions, not external circumstances. His timeless insights on overcoming adversity and cultivating inner strength offer a timeless roadmap to self-discovery.

Genres: classics, philosophy, non-fiction, biography-memoir

Vibes: intimate, philosophical, thought-provoking

Tropes: overcoming-adversity, self-discovery

518 pages · Paperback · Nabu Press

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