Enchiridion (with a Selection from the Discourses)

Exploring the life and teachings of Epictetus, a prominent Stoic philosopher born into slavery in 55 AD, this volume delves into his philosophy of emotional detachment and rationality. The "Enchiridion," compiled by his student Arrian, serves as a practical guide for achieving happiness through acceptance of one's circumstances. This edition features a selection of Epictetus' discourses, showcasing the essence of Stoicism and its emphasis on harmony with the universe. Enhanced by an introduction from T. W. Rolleston, it is printed on premium acid-free paper.