The Enchiridion

Focusing on practical Stoic ethics, this manual by the 2nd-century philosopher Epictetus emphasizes the importance of accepting life's events. It serves as a guide for applying philosophical principles to everyday situations, encouraging readers to cultivate resilience and inner peace. Alongside other pivotal works like Marcus Aurelius' Meditations and Seneca's Letters From A Stoic, it stands as a foundational text in understanding Stoicism's relevance to modern life.