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His teachings were recorded by his pupil [[Arrian]]. They included that the key to proper conduct is self-control and an acceptance of the natural order, which itself was the will of God.
His teachings were recorded by his pupil [[Arrian]]. They included that the key to proper conduct is self-control and an acceptance of the natural order, which itself was the will of God.
== Bibliography ==
* ''Discourses'' ... Epictetus' lectures recorded by his student Arrian
* ''Manual on the art of living'' ... a collection of Epictetus' moral lessons collected by Arrian in the form of a series of [[aphorism]]s.<ref>{{cite book |title=Manual on the art of living |author=Epictetus (Introduction by Kristan K. Husby) |translator=P.E. Matheson |publisher=AIORA Press |place=Athens, Greece |year=2017 |chapter=Introduction |pages=12 |isbn=978-618-5048-70-9 |quote=}}</ref>
== Quotes ==
== Quotes ==
*[[Stoicism]]
*[[Stoicism]]
== Sources ==
== References ==
The New American Desk Encyclopedia, Penguin Group, 1989
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[[Category:Ancient Greek Philosophers]]
[[Category:Ancient Greek Philosophers]]
[[Category:Stoics]]