Stoic Rebuttal · Book One: The Romans: Marcus Aurelius. Seneca. Epictetus.
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This audiobook is narrated by a digital voice.
Three men. Three voices. Three answers.
Marcus Aurelius wrote private notes to himself in the field while running an empire and hating it. Seneca wrote long letters about how to live to a younger man who would never read them all. Epictetus, born a slave, taught for free in a Greek courtyard until he died.
They wrote in different rooms, in different languages, for different reasons. What they shared was a refusal to flinch.
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