Memorabilia of Socrates, by Xenophon (etext)
Diogenes Laërtius, Lives of the Philosophers, Book 7, "Zeno [and His School],"
Zeno of Citium, "Traces of the Early Stoics: Zeno Fragments"
Cleanthes (2nd head of Stoic school), Hymn to Zeus (accessed 2/6/2012)
Chrysippus (3rd head of Stoic school), Traces of the Early Stoics: Chrysippus on Ethics (8-26-03)
Sources for a Composite Portrait of the Ideal Roman-Era Philosopher
Cicero, De Legibus (On the Laws)
Cicero's Works in Latin
The Cicero Homepage
See also Perseus, classics collection
Cicero texts at Wikisource
Moral Development According to the Stoics (from De Finibus III)
On Duties (De Officiis)
Excerpts from On Laws, On the Republic, On Friendship
(Look under "Civil Wars and Revolution")
On the Laws (Excerpts), On the Republic (Books I, VI), On Duties (complete)
(Laws and Republic tr. by Thatcher; On Duties tr. by Miller)
Seneca texts at Wikisource
Moral Essays, Book
I
Contains "On Providence," "On the Firmness of the Wise Man,"
and "On Anger"
Moral
Essays, Book III (John W. Basore translation of De Beneficiis)
On Benefits (Aubrey Stewart's 1887 translation of De Beneficiis)
Stoic Letters, Book
I
Stoic
Letters, Book II
Stoic Letters, Book
III
Lectures and Fragments, translated by Cora Lutz
Philosophers on the Role of Women
Beck's
translation of The Manual
Fieser's
adaptation of the E. Carter translation of The Manual
Thomas W. Higginson translation of The Encheiridion,
(originally published in 1865)
T. W. Rolleston's translation of The Encheiridion (1881)
P. E. Matheson's translation of The Encheiridion (1916)
The Discourses (incomplete)
(MIT)
Discourses, trans. George Long
The Discourses (Greek and English versions) (Perseus Classics Collection)
Simplicius (6th c.), Commentary on Epictetus Encheiridion 4-8
Study Questions by Dr. J. Garrett for Epictetus' Handbook,
keyed to the N. White (Hackett)
translation
Dio Chrysostom (biography)
Texts
Justus
Lipsius, His First Book, Of Constancy (1584)
Justus Lipsius, His Second
Book, Of Constancy