Short Works · Character
Agrippinus
A contemporary Stoic philosopher admired by Epictetus for his character and resolve.
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First appearance: the enchiridion
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Praised for never praising himself and for his Stoic acceptance of misfortunes like fever, disgrace, and banishment, exemplified by his calm reaction to Nero's order.
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