The Complete Works of Epictetus
by Epictetus, Elizabeth Carter
Epictetus's complete works, translated by Elizabeth Carter, present the Stoic philosopher's teachings on achieving tranquility amid adversity. Drawing from his life as a freed slave, these writings explore rational self-mastery, ethical living, and the pursuit of virtue as the path to true happiness and resilience.
About This Book
The Complete Works of Epictetus compiles the essential writings of the ancient Stoic philosopher, known for his emphasis on personal ethics and self-control.
Epictetus, a former slave turned influential teacher, imparts lessons on enduring hardship and cultivating inner freedom through reason and virtue.
Elizabeth Carter's translation preserves the clarity and accessibility of these discourses, making them relevant for modern readers seeking guidance in daily life.
This edition brings together Epictetus's key texts, including the Enchiridion and Discourses, in a comprehensive volume.
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