Libros de Epictetus (2 libros)

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Stoicism Handbook, by Epictetus - who grew up as a slave in Nero's Rome - offers the principles of Stoic philosophy. Epictetus, together with the emperor Marcus Aurelius and the philosopher Seneca, is the highest representative. Two pieces of his discourses have been added to the manual: how to act before tyrants, and against conflictive savages.