According to Celsus, his master made him permanently lame by twisting his leg, as this man calmly noted, "You will break it."  He wrote nothing, but Flavius Arrian used careful notes of his lectures to compile the Handbook and four books of discussions.  He earlier learned from the Stoic Musonius Rufus, and he described his school in Nicopolis as a hospital to cure the ills of daily life, guiding his students toward happiness through living virtuously and according to nature.  FTP, name this 2nd century Stoic, the autho
According to Celsus, his master made him permanently lame by twisting his leg, as this man calmly noted, "You will break it."  He wrote nothing, but Flavius Arrian used careful notes of his lectures to compile the Handbook and four books of discussions.  He earlier learned from the Stoic Musonius Rufus, and he described his school in Nicopolis as a hospital to cure the ills of daily life, guiding his students toward happiness through living virtuously and according to nature.  FTP, name this 2nd century Stoic, the author of the Discourses.
According to Celsus, his master made him permanently lame by twisting his leg, as this man calmly noted, "You will break it."  
Epictetus