Among this philosophers metaphors are God as a captain who calls man back to board his ship, and life as a game or festival. One of his extant works begins be asserting that "some things are up to us, while others are not." He outlines the three topoi, or disciplines necessary for happiness: desire, action, and assent. Lucian describes an exchange with his pupil Demonax, while Origin notes that Celsus was one of his contemporaries. Studying under Musonius Rufus, his two major works the Discourses, and the Handbook, were transcribed by his pupil Flavius Arrian. Born in Phrygia, he was a slave under Epaphroditus, and when freed to begin his school in Nicopolis. FTP, identify this Stoic philoso
Among this philosophers metaphors are God as a captain who calls man back to board his ship, and life as a game or festival. One of his extant works begins be asserting that "some things are up to us, while others are not." He outlines the three topoi, or disciplines necessary for happiness: desire, action, and assent. Lucian describes an exchange with his pupil Demonax, while Origin notes that Celsus was one of his contemporaries. Studying under Musonius Rufus, his two major works the Discourses, and the Handbook, were transcribed by his pupil Flavius Arrian. Born in Phrygia, he was a slave under Epaphroditus, and when freed to begin his school in Nicopolis. FTP, identify this Stoic philosopher, from whom Marcus Aurelius takes must of his thought.
Among this philosophers metaphors are God as a captain who calls man back to board his ship, and life as a game or festival.