For 10 points, name this philosophical school whose followers sought apatheia, or freedom from emotion, and included Marcus Aurelius, the author of Meditations.
A work addressed to Lucius Gellius called The Enchriridion was a set of practical teachings from this school compiled by Arrian. This school distinguished adiaphora as things that were neither morally necessary nor morally prohibited. One member of this school was the author of twenty four moral epistles and Apocolocyntosis. Founded by Zeno of Citium, this school's more famous members include Seneca the Younger and Epictetus, who influenced the writings of a Roman Emperor. For 10 points, name this philosophical school whose followers sought apatheia, or freedom from emotion, and included Marcus Aurelius, the author of Meditations.
A work addressed to Lucius Gellius called The Enchriridion was a set of practical teachings from this school compiled by Arrian.
Stoicism