Thesauros Literature Philosophy Fragments

Fragments

Fragments Epictetus

Book A

165 He who bears in mind what man is will never be trou- bled at any thing which happens.
166 For making a good voyage a pilot (master) and wind are necessary: and for happiness reason and art.
167 We should enjoy good fortune while we have it, like the fruits of autumn.
168 He is unreasonable who is grieved (troubled) at the things which happen from the necessity of nature.
← Previous 25 / 25

nav.navigate

nav.identity

common.settings

common.language
TR EN
common.theme