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Handbüchlein der stoischen Moral

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Handbüchlein der stoischen Moral

Epictetus

Encheiridion, stoische Regeln für ein zufriedenes Leben. Knapp und ausgezeichnet. Geschrieben von Epiktet (ca. 50-138). Übersetzung durch Carl Conz von 1864. (Summary by redaer)
This reading is in German.

Year of Publication: 1864Genres: Classics (Greek & Latin Antiquity),Ancient
Running Time: 1 hour 21 minutes 04 seconds(1 chapters)
Language: GermanRead by: redaer
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