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On Virtue explores modern Stoicism in an advanced and analytical way. Using material from Zeno of Citium and Epictetus, On Virtue explores how modern Stoicism can adapt to contemporary lifestyles in a manner that retains ancient Stoicism's timeless insights into the human condition. Most of all, On Virtue shares the depth of thinking on Stoic Virtue that has kept Stoicism modern and profound for more than 23 centuries.

Things it is hard to bear, it is pleasant to relate.

Seneca

All the good are friends of each other.

Zeno of Citium

To live, indeed, is not in our power; but to live rightly is.

Quintus Sextius

It is the upright mind that holds true sovereignty.

Seneca

If we do not refer each of our actions to some standard, we shall be acting at random; if to an improper standard, we shall fail utterly. There is a general and a particular standard. [...] The particular end relates to the occupation and choice of each individual.

Epictetus's Discourses

3.23.3-5

Do not be like an instrument, which issues forth sweet sounds and yet never hears itself.

Cleanthes

So what makes a human being beautiful? Must it not be the presence of a human being's excellence? If you for your part want to appear beautiful, young man, you should strive for this, the excellence that characterizes a human being.

Discourses of Epictetus 3.1.6, 7

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