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Epictetus’s Discourses · From the Ancient Record
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A leaf from The Ancient Record on epictetus’s discourses: ancient evidence, a field method, and one honest return.
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A leaf from The Ancient Record on epictetus’s enchiridion: ancient evidence, a field method, and one honest return.
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A leaf from The Ancient Record on marcus aurelius’s meditations: ancient evidence, a field method, and one honest return.
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A leaf from The Ancient Record on cicero’s tusculan disputations: ancient evidence, a field method, and one honest return.
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