Founded by Zeno of Cytium, its followers believed in a determinist universe and therefore praised acceptance of unchangeable circumstances.
Though this school believed that the universe is corporeal, denying the existence of Platonic Forms, they still believed in the soul or numa, and in a God consisting of the collective numa of the universe. Founded by Zeno of Cytium, its followers believed in a determinist universe and therefore praised acceptance of unchangeable circumstances. Name this Hellenistic philosophy detailed in the Handbook and Discourses of Epictetus, whose adherents included Seneca and Marcus Aurelius, and which gives us a word for a lack of emotion.
Though this school believed that the universe is corporeal, denying the existence of Platonic Forms, they still believed in the soul or numa, and in a God consisting of the collective numa of the universe.
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