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The Discourses

Author: Epictetus

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Title: The Discourses

Author: Epictetus

Description: P. E. Matheson's 1916 translation of the complete Discourses, followed by the Fragments and the Manual. Its plain English makes it the easiest full version to read straight through.

Pages: 197

Size: 2.66 MB

Format: PDF

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