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Letters From a Stoic
Seneca
Seneca's letters of moral instruction: Stoicism as a lived discipline rather than an abstract system. Letter 71's argument that the person of settled purpose is not thrown by circumstance underpins the book's treatment of identity as a fixed point that steers behavior. Book 1 uses it as the Chapter 4 epigraph.
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