BOOK ONE
BOOK TWO
See how tragedy is made when common things happen to silly men.
Such are the wishes that they utter.
BOOK THREE
he answered, when he was half-asleep,
So he was conscious of his own qualification, and knew her weakness.
And still earlier it was the fortune of Hercules to visit all the inhabited world
BOOK FOUR
When one of those who were present said, "Persuade me that logic is necessary," he replied: Do you wish me to prove this to you? The answer was, "Yes." Then I must use a demonstrative form of speech. This was granted. How then will you know if I am cheating you by argument? The man was silent. Do you see, said Epictetus, that you yourself are admitting that logic is necessary, if without it you cannot know so much as this, whether logic is necessary or not necessary