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Stoïque

Glossar

Stoischer Weiser

ὁ σοφός (ho sophos), lat. sapiens

In den Texten

Seneca · On the Firmness of the Wise Man, VII

Now wickedness is not stronger than virtue; therefore the wise man cannot be hurt.

Aubrey Stewart, 1889 · On the Firmness of the Wise Man, VII

Seneca · Letter 9, §3

There is this difference between ourselves and the other school: our ideal wise man feels his troubles, but overcomes them; their wise man does not even feel them.

Richard Mott Gummere, 1917–1925 · Letter 9, §3

Epiktet · Enchiridion, L

And though you are not yet a Socrates, you ought however to live as one desirous of becoming a Socrates.

Elizabeth Carter, 1758 · Enchiridion, L

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