EPICTETUS: Encheiridion and Discourses (The) (Unabridged)

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Sound recording

Contributor:

Epictetus, Author

Naxos Digital Services US

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Naxos Music Library

Language:

English

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Spoken Word.

Local Subjects:

Spoken Word.

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1 online resource

Place of Publication:

Hong Kong : Naxos Digital Services US Incorporated 2020

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Contents:

The Encheiridion (02 min. 39 sec.)

2. Remember that the promise of desire is the... (01 min. 06 sec.)

3. With everything which entertains you, is useful... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(25 sec.)

4. When you are on the point of putting your hand to... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(51 sec.)

5. It is not the things themselves that disturb men... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(40 sec.)

6. Be not elated at any excellence which is not... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(33 sec.)

7. Just as on a voyage, when your ship has anchored... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(48 sec.)

8. Do not seek to have everything that happens... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(12 sec.)

9. Disease is an impediment to the body, but not to the... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(21 sec.)

10. In the case of everything that befalls you... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(29 sec.)

11. Never say about anything, 'I have lost it,'... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(38 sec.)

12. If you wish to make progress, dismiss all... (01 min. NaN sec.)

13. If you wish to make progress, then be content to... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(34 sec.)

14. If you make it your will that your children and your... (01 min. NaN sec.)

15. Remember that you ought to behave in life as... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(51 sec.)

16. When you see someone weeping in sorrow... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(37 sec.)

17. Remember that you are an actor in a play... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(30 sec.)

18. When a raven croaks inauspiciously, let not the... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(29 sec.)

19. You can be invincible if you never enter a contest... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(41 sec.)

20. Bear in mind that it is not the man who reviles... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(27 sec.)

21. Keep before your eyes day by day death... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(14 sec.)

22. If you yearn for philosophy, prepare at once to be... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(36 sec.)

23. If it should ever happen to you that you turn to... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(19 sec.)

24. Let not these reflections oppress you: 'I shall live...' (02 min. 34 sec.)

25. Has someone been honoured above you at a... (01 min. 55 sec.)

26. What the will of nature is may be learned... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(47 sec.)

27. Just as a mark is not set up in order to be missed... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(11 sec.)

28. If someone handed over your body to any person... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(16 sec.)

29. In each separate thing that you do, consider the... (03 min. 30 sec.)

30. Our duties are in general measured by our social... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(56 sec.)

31. In piety towards the gods, remember that the chief... (02 min. 21 sec.)

32. When you have recourse to divination, remember... (01 min. 49 sec.)

33. Lay down for yourself, at the outset, a certain... (04 min. 36 sec.)

34. When you get an external impression of some... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(53 sec.)

35. When you do a thing which you have made up... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(24 sec.)

36. Just as the propositions, 'It is day,' and... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(30 sec.)

37. If you undertake a rôle which is beyond your... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(13 sec.)

38. Just as you are careful, in walking about, not to... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(17 sec.)

39. Each man's body is a measure for his property... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(31 sec.)

40. Immediately after they are fourteen, women are... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(25 sec.)

41. It is a mark of an ungifted man to spend a great... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(21 sec.)

42. When someone treats you ill or speaks ill of you... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(43 sec.)

43. Everything has two handles, by one of which... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(25 sec.)

44. The following statements constitute a... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(32 sec.)

45. Somebody is hasty about bathing; do not say that... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(32 sec.)

46. On no occasion call yourself a philosopher... (01 min. 18 sec.)

47. When you have become adjusted to simple living... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(34 sec.)

48. This is the position and character of a layman... (01 min. 15 sec.)

49. When a person gives himself airs because he can... (01 min. 11 sec.)

50. Whatever principles are set before you... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(18 sec.)

51. How long will you still wait to think yourself... (01 min. 36 sec.)

52. The first and most necessary division in... (01 min. 03 sec.)

53. Upon every occasion we ought to have the... (NaN min. NaN sec.)(40 sec.)

The Discourses: Book 1. Chapter 1: Of the things... (07 min. 04 sec.)

Chapter 2: How may a man preserve his proper... (07 min. 40 sec.)

Chapter 3: From the thesis that God is the father of... (02 min. 05 sec.)

Chapter 4: Of progress (07 min. 10 sec.)

Chapter 5: Against the Academics (02 min. 10 sec.)

Chapter 6: Of providence (08 min. 36 sec.)

Chapter 7: Of the use of equivocal premises... (07 min. 10 sec.)

Chapter 8: That the reasoning faculties, in the case... (03 min. 15 sec.)

Chapter 9: How, from the thesis that we are related... (08 min. 02 sec.)

Chapter 10: To those who have set their hearts on... (03 min. 02 sec.)

Chapter 11: Of family affection (09 min. 34 sec.)

Chapter 12: Of contentment (07 min. 17 sec.)

Chapter 13: On the treatment of slaves (01 min. 22 sec.)

Chapter 14: That the Deity oversees all men (04 min. 15 sec.)

Chapter 15: What does philosophy profess? (01 min. 56 sec.)

Chapter 16: Of providence (04 min. 21 sec.)

Chapter 17: That the art of reasoning is indispensable (06 min. 07 sec.)

Chapter 18: That we ought not to be angry with the... (06 min. 14 sec.)

Chapter 19: How ought we to bear ourselves toward... (06 min. 29 sec.)

Chapter 20: How the reasoning faculty contemplates... (04 min. 15 sec.)

Chapter 21: To those who would be admired (NaN min. NaN sec.)(53 sec.)

Chapter 22: Of our preconceptions (05 min. 26 sec.)

Chapter 23: In answer to Epicurus (01 min. 52 sec.)

Chapter 24: How should we struggle against... (04 min. 31 sec.)

Chapter 25: Upon the same theme (06 min. 56 sec.)

Chapter 26: What is the rule of life? (04 min. 24 sec.)

Chapter 27: In how many ways do the external... (05 min. 04 sec.)

Chapter 28: That we ought not to be angry with... (08 min. 02 sec.)

Chapter 29: Of steadfastness (14 min. 48 sec.)

Chapter 30: What aid ought we to have ready at hand... (01 min. 41 sec.)

Book 2. Chapter 1: That confidence does not conflict... (10 min. 36 sec.)

Chapter 2: On tranquillity (05 min. 15 sec.)

Chapter 3: To those who recommend people to... (01 min. 27 sec.)

Chapter 4: To the man who had been caught in... (03 min. NaN sec.)

Chapter 5: How are magnanimity and carefulness... (07 min. 31 sec.)

Chapter 6: Of indifference in things (06 min. 08 sec.)

Chapter 7: How should one employ Divination? (03 min. 20 sec.)

Chapter 8: What is the true nature of the good? (07 min. 33 sec.)

Chapter 9: That although we are unable to fulfil... (05 min. 38 sec.)

Chapter 10: How is it possible to discover a man's... (07 min. 19 sec.)

Chapter 11: What is the beginning of philosophy? (06 min. 12 sec.)

Chapter 12: Upon the art of argumentation (05 min. 42 sec.)

Chapter 13: Of anxiety (07 min. 02 sec.)

Chapter 14: To Naso (07 min. 25 sec.)

Chapter 15: To those who cling obstinately to... (04 min. 33 sec.)

Chapter 16: That we do not practise the application... (12 min. 32 sec.)

Chapter 17: How ought we adjust our... (10 min. 31 sec.)

Chapter 18: How must we struggle against our... (07 min. 23 sec.)

Chapter 19: To those who take up the teachings of... (09 min. 58 sec.)

Chapter 20: Against Epicureans and Academics (10 min. 35 sec.)

Chapter 21: Of inconsistency (06 min. 22 sec.)

Chapter 22: Of friendship (10 min. 36 sec.)

Chapter 23: Of the faculty of expression (12 min. 33 sec.)

Chapter 24: To one of those whom he did not deem... (07 min. 50 sec.)

Chapter 25: How is logic necessary? (NaN min. NaN sec.)(39 sec.)

Chapter 26: What is the distinctive characteristic of... (02 min. 07 sec.)

Book 3. Chapter 1: Of personal adornment (12 min. 29 sec.)

Chapter 2: The fields of study in which the man who... (05 min. 45 sec.)

Chapter 3: What is the subject-matter with which the... (05 min. 58 sec.)

Chapter 4: To the man who took sides, in an... (03 min. 16 sec.)

Chapter 5: To those who leave school because of illness (04 min. 32 sec.)

Chapter 6: Some scattered sayings (02 min. 43 sec.)

Chapter 7: A conversation with the Imperial Bailiff of... (08 minutes 44 sec.)

Chapter 8: How ought we to exercise ourselves to deal... (02 minches

16 sec.)

Chapter 9: To a certain rhetorician who was going to... (06 minutes 23 sec.)

Chapter 10: How ought we to bear our illnesses? (05 minches

51 sec.)

Chapter 11: Some scattered sayings (01 min. 16 sec.)

Chapter 12: Of training (04 min. 57 sec.)

Chapter 13: The meaning of a forlorn state, and the... (06 min. 52 sec.)

Chapter 14: Some scattered sayings (02 min. 38 sec.)

Chapter 15: That we ought to approach each separate... (03 min. 51 sec.)

Chapter 16: That one should enter cautiously into... (03 min. 42 sec.)

Chapter 17: Of Providence (01 min. 57 sec.)

Chapter 18: That we ought not to allow any news to... (02 min. 09 sec.)

Chapter 19: What is the position of the layman... (01 min. 37 sec.)

Chapter 20: That it is possible to derive advantage... (04 min. 43 sec.)

Chapter 21: To those who enter light-heartedly upon... (06 min. 36 sec.)

Chapter 22: On the calling of a Cynic (12 min. 56 sec.)

Lo, these are words that befit a Cynic... (08 min. 01 sec.)

How, then, said the young man, will the Cynic... (08 min. 35 sec.)

Chapter 23: To those who read and discuss for the... (11 min. 33 sec.)

Chapter 24: That we ought not to yearn for the things... (08 min. 35 sec.)

Is that what you used to hear when you sat at the feet... (12 min. 53 sec.)

Was that what you went abroad for? Was it for this... (11 min. 29 sec.)

Chapter 25: To those who fail to achieve their purposes (02 min. 44 sec.)

Chapter 26: To those who fear want (11 min. 26 sec.)

Book 4. Chapter 1: Of freedom (08 min. 18 sec.)

Come, let him not be a fool, let him learn... (08 min. 52 sec.)

Have you, then, nothing subject to your authority... (07 min. 31 sec.)

This is the way also with the more cautious among... (10 min. 44 sec.)

Come, now, and let us review the points on which... (14 min. 13 sec.)

Chapter 2: Of social intercourse (02 min. 45 sec.)

Chapter 3: What things should be exchanged for what... (03 min. 02 sec.)

Chapter 4: To those who have set their hearts upon... (14 min. 43 sec.)

Chapter 5: Against the contentious and brutal (10 min. 36 sec.)

Chapter 6: To those who are vexed at being pitied (11 min. 39 sec.)

Chapter 7: Of freedom from fear (12 min. 53 sec.)

Chapter 8: To those who hastily assume the guise of... (12 min. 17 sec.)

Chapter 9: To the man who had become shameless (04 min. 48 sec.)

Chapter 10: What ought we to despise and on what... (09 min. 43 sec.)

Chapter 11: Of cleanliness (10 min. 09 sec.)

Chapter 12: Of attention (05 minutes 37 sec.)

Chapter 13: To those who lightly talk about their own... (06 minches 18 sec.)

Participant:

Booth, Jonathan, Reader -- Epictetus, , Author

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