text: A member of this school compared life to a dinner party in a book that ends with a "maxim" from Crito.
full_question: A member of this school compared life to a dinner party in a book that ends with a "maxim" from Crito. Thisschool believed the souls of the wise are destroyed by a conflagration, or ekpyrosis. This school had a memberwho advised removing one's aversions to things like sickness and death, and who frequently used a termmeaning "volition." A member of this school had a name meaning "acquired," referring to his enslavement,and his student Arrian compiled the Discourses and Enchiridion. Epictetus taught this school's idea ofprohairesis. Proper action in accordance with nature, or kathekon, was taught by this school's founder from a"painted porch" in Athens. For 10 points, name this ancient school of philosophy founded by Zeno of Citium. 
first_sentence: A member of this school compared life to a dinner party in a book that ends with a "maxim" from Crito.
raw_answer: Stoicism