PhilosophyGreek55–135
It is not events themselves that disturb people, but their judgments about them.
Epictetus was a Greek philosopher and one of the prominent figures of the Stoic school, born around 55 CE and died around 135 CE. Having begun his life as a slave, he viewed philosophy as a way of living, and his teachings were recorded by his student Arrian.
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