Selected Works of the Stoics
Complete public-domain translations of the Stoic canon.
Today’s passageSo it is that men who do not know what is really good and what is shameful, having regard only for common opinion, think they are insulted if someone gives them a malignant glance or laughs or strikes them or reviles them.Lectures and Fragments · Lecture 10 · §7MeditationsMarcus Aurelius · 12 books · George Long, 1862Open reader →EnchiridionEpictetus · 52 chapters · Elizabeth Carter, 1758Open reader →On the Shortness of LifeSeneca · 20 chapters · Aubrey Stewart, 1889Open reader →Moral Letters to LuciliusSeneca · 124 letters · Richard M. Gummere, 1917–1925Browse letters →Lectures and FragmentsMusonius Rufus · 55 lectures · Cora E. Lutz, 1947Browse lectures →DiscoursesEpictetus · 133 chapters · W. A. Oldfather, 1925–1928Browse chapters →Letters to FrontoMarcus Aurelius · 87 records · C. R. Haines, 1919–1920Browse records →