Among Friends: Cicero and the Epicureans (thesis)
Among Friends: Cicero and the Epicureans (thesis)
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Cicero and the Epicureans (Article)
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This will take some time to peruse. But the opening reminded me of a comic photo I saw of two modern Stoics under arrest for throwing stones at Epicureans in the local park. Their complaint: "Why should they have all the fun?!"
(Though I think that Cicero was more an Academic Skeptic than a Stoic?)
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Cassius
April 4, 2022 at 7:44 AM Changed the title of the thread from “Cicero and the Epicureans” to “Cicero and the Epicureans (Article)”.
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