“Do not so much be ashamed of that disgrace which proceeds from men's opinion as fly from that which comes from the truth.”
Book:Enchiridion
Quote by Epictetus
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Enchiridion
Written by the ancient Greek philosopher Epictetus, this work is a compilation of his teachings on living a virtuous life and overcoming adversity through reason and self-discipline. more
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