Table of Contents

Short Works p. 1

The Enchiridion 1 p. 3

I pp. 4–6

II p. 7

III p. 8

IV p. 9

V p. 10

VI p. 11

VII p. 12

VIII p. 13

IX p. 14

X p. 15

XI p. 16

XII p. 17

XIII p. 18

XIV p. 19

XV p. 20

XVI p. 21

XVII p. 22

XVIII p. 23

XIX p. 24

XX p. 25

XXI p. 26

XXII p. 27

XXIII p. 28

XXIV pp. 29–31

XXV pp. 32–33

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XXVI p. 34

XXVII p. 35

XXVIII p. 36

XXIX 20 pp. 37–39

XXX p. 40

XXXI pp. 41–42

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XXXII pp. 43–44

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XXXIII pp. 45–49

XXXIV p. 50

XXXV p. 51

XXXVI p. 52

XXXVII p. 53

XXXIX p. 55

XL p. 56

XLI p. 57

XLIII p. 59

XLIV p. 60

XLV p. 61

XLVI p. 62

XLVII p. 63

XLVIII p. 64

XLIX p. 65

L p. 66

LI pp. 67–68

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LII p. 69

LIII pp. 70–71

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Fragments pp. 72–73

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II p. 74

III p. 75

IV p. 76

V p. 77

VI p. 78

VII p. 79

VIII p. 80

IX p. 81

X p. 82

XI p. 83

XII p. 84

XIII p. 85

XIV p. 86

XV p. 87

XVI p. 88

XVII p. 89

XVIII p. 90

XIX p. 91

XX p. 92

XXI p. 93

XXII p. 94

XXIII p. 95

XXIV p. 96

XXV p. 97

XXVI p. 98

XXVII p. 99

XXVIII p. 100

XXIX p. 101

XXX p. 102

XXXI p. 103

XXXII p. 104

XXXIII p. 105

XXXIV p. 106

XXXV p. 107

XXXVI p. 108

XXXVII p. 109

XXXVIII p. 110

XXXIX p. 111

XL p. 112

XLI p. 113

XLII p. 114

XLIII p. 115

XLIV p. 116

XLV p. 117

XLVI p. 118

XLVII p. 119

XLVIII p. 120

XLIX p. 121

L p. 122

LI p. 123

LII p. 124

LIII p. 125

LIV p. 126

LV p. 127

LVI p. 128

LVII p. 129

LVIII p. 130

LIX p. 131

LX p. 132

LXI p. 133

LXII p. 134

LXIII p. 135

LXIV p. 136

LXV p. 137

LXVI p. 138

LXVII p. 139

LXVIII p. 140

LXIX p. 141

LXX p. 142

LXXI p. 143

LXXII p. 144

LXXIII p. 145

LXXIV p. 146

LXXV p. 147

LXXVI p. 148

LXXVII p. 149

LXXVIII p. 150

LXXIX p. 151

LXXX p. 152

LXXXI p. 153

LXXXII p. 154

LXXXIII p. 155

LXXXIV 72 p. 156

LXXXV p. 157

LXXXVI 74 p. 158

LXXXVII p. 159

LXXXVIII p. 160

LXXXIX p. 161

XC p. 162

XCI p. 163

XCII p. 164

XCIII p. 165

XCIV 75 p. 166

XCV p. 167

XCVI p. 168

XCVII p. 169

XCVIII p. 170

XCIX p. 171

C p. 172

CI p. 173

CII p. 174

CIII p. 175

CIV p. 176

CV p. 177

CVI p. 178

CVII p. 179

CVIII p. 180

CIX p. 181

CX p. 182

CXI p. 183

CXII p. 184

CXIII p. 185

CXIV p. 186

CXV p. 187

CXVI p. 188

CXVII p. 189

CXVIII p. 190

CXIX p. 191

CXX p. 192

CXXI p. 193

CXXII p. 194

CXXIII p. 195

CXXIV p. 196

CXXV p. 197

CXXVI p. 198

CXXVII p. 199

CXXVIII p. 200

CXXIX p. 201

CXXX p. 202

CXXXI p. 203

CXXXII p. 204

CXXXIII p. 205

CXXXIV p. 206

CXXXV p. 207

CXXXVI p. 208

Fragments of Disputed Authorship pp. 209–213

Some Fragments of Epictetus Omitted by Upton and by Meibomius pp. 214–219

CLXXIX pp. 220–221

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CLXXX pp. 222–224

CLXXXI p. 225

XXXVII

Examine in three ways him who is talking with you, as superior, or as inferior, or as equal: and if he is superior, you should listen to him and be convinced by him: but if he is inferior, you should convince him; if he is equal, you should agree with him; and thus you will never be guilty of being quarrelsome.

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