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A Stoic Breviary: Classical Wisdom in Daily Practice

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Seneca, Moral Letters 81.5


These men, accordingly, should cease to discredit us, just as if we were uttering an impossible boast; they should understand that the essence of honor resides in the wise man, while among the crowd we find only the ghost...

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Maxims of Goethe 77


We all live on the past, and through the past are destroyed. 

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Sayings of Heraclitus 89


Self-control is the highest virtue, and wisdom is to speak truth and consciously to a...

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Dio Chrysostom, On Virtue 3


"This is the contest which I steadfastly maintain,⁠ and in which I risk my life against pleasure and hardship, yet not a single wretched mortal gives heed to me, but only to the jumpers and runners and dancers. 

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Dio Chrysostom, On Virtue 2


And when a certain man asked whether he too came to see the contest, Diogenes said, "No, but to take part." 


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