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• Stoicism
  ...e Companion to Stoicism'', 2003, ed. Brad Inwood, p.7-36</ref><ref>''A New Stoicism'', Lawrence C. Becker, 1998, p.3-7</ref> ...te manuscript by a Stoic philosopher survives from the first two phases of Stoicism. Only Roman texts of the Late Stoa survive.<ref>A.A.Long, ''Hellenistic Phi
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• Stoicism/Definition
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• Stoicism/Related Articles
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• Stoicism
  ...e Companion to Stoicism'', 2003, ed. Brad Inwood, p.7-36</ref><ref>''A New Stoicism'', Lawrence C. Becker, 1998, p.3-7</ref> ...te manuscript by a Stoic philosopher survives from the first two phases of Stoicism. Only Roman texts of the Late Stoa survive.<ref>A.A.Long, ''Hellenistic Phi
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• Asclepiodotus (Stoic)
  '''Asclepiodotus''' (Greek '''Άσκληπιόδοτος''') was a Greek [[Stoicism|Stoic]] [[philosophy|philosopher]] of the 1st century BC. He was a pupil of
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• Stoicism/Related Articles
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• Sage (Sophos)
  ...nction between the philosopher and the sage, played an important part in [[Stoicism|Stoic]] philosophy that developed after Plato.<ref>[[Pierre Hadot]], ''What ...hat, according to the Stoics, "every non-sage is mad."<ref>John Sellers, ''Stoicism'', p.37 University of California Press</ref>
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• Free will/Related Articles
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• Political philosophy/Catalogs
  :School: [[Stoicism]], Roman philosophy
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• Cynics
  ...in every form: fame, wealth, power and health meant nothing to them. The [[Stoicism|stoics]] would later adopt a large part of their views. The name 'cynic' wa
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• Ancient philosophy
  ...cal schools also attempted to live the philosophies they propounded: the [[Stoicism|Stoics]], the [[Epicureanism|Epicureans]], the [[Cynicism|Cynics]] and the
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• A.E. Housman
  ...h those which came out in his lifetime and those published later, show a [[Stoicism|stoical]] approach to life
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• Socrates
  ====Influence on Stoicism==== ...lt with by the Cynics, formed the core of another philosophy in 281 BC - [[Stoicism]] when [[Zeno of Citium]] would discover Socrates' works and then learn fro
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• History of political thought/Timelines
  331 [[Zeno]] of Citium (331-261) founder of [[Stoicism]]
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• Oswald Spengler
  ...resembles [[Martin Luther]]; [[Aristotle]] parallels [[Immanuel Kant]]; [[Stoicism]] in Rome is like [[Socialism]] in Germany.
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• History of political thought
  ...contribution to political thinking that is generally attributed to the [[Stoicism|Stoics]] is the concept of a universal "natural law" consisting rules of c ...]], the best-known thinker of the republican period, carried forward the [[Stoicism|Stoic]] concept of a universal natural law, embodying an embryo version of
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• Philosophy
  ...called Peripatetics. Other schools arose as well: [[Epicureanism]] and [[Stoicism]], which Romans embraced heartily, and which included a strand called [[Cyn
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• Mind-body problem
  ...oing back many millennia, with some of the early writing credited to the [[Stoicism|Stoics]] who believed in fate determining the course of events, and yet fel
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• Dilemma of determinism
  The older formulation in terms of 'fate' predates the [[Stoicism|Stoics]] and their major apologist [[Chrysippus]].<ref name= Bobzien/> In a
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• Augustine of Hippo
  ...is philosophical and theological reasoning, he was greatly influenced by [[Stoicism]], [[Platonism]], and [[Neoplatonism]], particularly by the work of [[Ploti
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• Free will
  ...mine its disposition in one way or another, a view often associated with [[stoicism]].<ref name=stoic/> Hard determinism, however, insofar as it accepts a cau [[Stoicism|Stoics]], however, considered that an agent was responsible for thinking th
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• Mentally healthy mind
  |title= Stoicism |url= http://plato.stanford.edu/entries/stoicism/#Phil
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