This volume collects essential works of classical philosophy and literature in Latin. It includes Theophrastus's "Characteres," Marcus Aurelius Antoninus's "Commentarii," Epictetus's "Dissertationes ab Arriano Literis Mandatae, Fragmenta et Enchiridion cum Commentario Simplicii," Cebes's "Tabula," and Maximus Tyrius's "Dissertationes." These texts offer profound insights into ancient Greek and Roman thought, covering ethics, virtue, and the ideal life. The collection provides a comprehensive overview of Stoic philosophy and its enduring influence. Edited by Friedrich Dübner, this edition is a valuable resource for scholars and students of classical literature and philosophy.

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