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So you idiots made fun of me for reading Meditations despite recommending it to me in the first place.

Just finished it earlier today, what should I read next, oh wise /lit/?

>> No.12424811

>>12424809
Your opinion?

>> No.12424816

>>12424809
re-read the Greeks

>> No.12424827

>>12424809
More like Shartus Bowelerius

>> No.12424832

>>12424809
I want to get into stoicism. /lit/ recommended reading Seneca and Epictetus before reading Meditations. But which one should I read first, Seneca or Epictetus?

>> No.12424833

>>12424811
very interesting, its pretty obvious stuff but I needed reminding of a lot of what it is to be decent man.

I know I won't stick to all these principles but having them in mind as a constant reminder has already been useful in some of my personal habits. I am currently trying to lose weight and would just fall off due to impulsive behaviour but after reading this I have stuck to it for over a month.

Its great entry level stuff

>> No.12424843

>>12424816
where to start?

>> No.12424858

>>12424832
Epictetus' Discourses is the best material.
Musonius Rufus has some good stuff too, but should go after reading Epictetus. If you understand why Musonius says something of what he says, you got some grasp of Stoicism.

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12424997

>>12424832
Read Simplicius commentary on Epictetus handbook.

>> No.12425000

Epicureanism > Stoicism

>> No.12425003

budge bio

aejaculate with the aegyptians

>> No.12425024

>>12424809
Cicero’s On The Ends, if you want to know what Marcus was on about.

>> No.12425925

>>12424833
Keep it up anon

>> No.12425989

>>12424809
It doesn’t count if you didn’t read it in the original Latin.
Pleb