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Issue 01
Inside the latest issue
What is up to you. The one distinction the rest of Stoicism rests on, and how to use it on an ordinary Monday.
- 3What is up to youWhy Epictetus opened his handbook with two lists, and what they mean for an ordinary Monday.
- 6The first lines of the EnchiridionThree translations, from 1877, 1916 and 1928, side by side, and what the differences show.
- 8The Stoic prayer that isn’tIs the Serenity Prayer Stoic? Where it really comes from.
- 9EpictetusThe former slave whose lectures shaped an emperor.
- 11Two listsA five-minute exercise, with a worksheet and a week of evening reviews to print.
- 14The Enchiridion in four sittingsTen minutes a week, with a question to take away from each.
