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The Teaching of Epictetus

Note 4 — Chapter XXVII

T. W. (Thomas William) Rolleston translation

Much of this must refer to the period of probation or discipleship, for Epictetus is clear that the ordinary Stoic (who had not embraced the special mission of Cynicism) was not required to forsake his family, or his affairs, or his duties as a citizen, nor even justified in doing so.

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