Good evening /lit/,
I've just finished Meditations by Marcus Aurelius. It was fun and I had interesting contemplations afterwards. Where do I go next to stay roughly in the same vein of roman/greek (not necessarily) stoicism?
Aurelius mentioned Epictetus and Plato a lot, any recommendations for them maybe?
Read The Enchiridion or Golden Sayings by Epictetus.
Read Letters From a Stoic by Seneca
Read Cicero in general, start off with On Old Age or On Friendship (then read the one you didn't read)
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>>8138179
>Aphoristic "literature"
>>8138179
On Friendship seems interesting, I'll go with that first
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OP again
btw, what's the best translation of Cicero?
you would better read epictetus first and aurelius then than vice versa
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I read E.S. Shuckburgh' translation for those two essays that I recommended.
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Reading Aurelius for stoicism is like reading Miley Cyrus for hedonism 2bh.
