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Discourses
Full text of this work, in sequential HTML pages. From 4literature.net.

The Discourses
Translation of the writings of Epictetus (101 CE) by George Long.

Epictetou Encheiridion
Etext of the "Manual of Epictetus" by Arrian, translated by Sanderson Beck.

Epictetus: Enchiridion
Translation of Epictetus' Enchiridion, an extraction from the more extensive collection Diatribes (or Discourses), put together post mortem by Flavius Arrian.

The Golden Sayings
The Harvard Classics text of this collection of aphorisms, provided by Bartleby.com.

The Internet Classics Archive - Golden Sayings
Online text in four sections, also available as a single plain-text file. Notes can be read and posted.

The Internet Classics Archive: The Discourses by Epictetus
Online text in four sections, also available as a single plain-text file. Notes can be read and posted.

The Internet Classics Archive: The Enchiridion by Epictetus
Elizabeth Carter's translation of this aphoristic classic, available as HTML or plain text. Notes may be read and posted.

The Manual
A modern (colloquial) rendering of the Enchiridion of Epictetus.


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