Opera, Simul Cum Marco Epicteto Cebetia Tabula Et Maximo Tyrio...

This volume, written in Latin, brings together the works of several important figures from classical antiquity, including Theophrastus, Marcus Aurelius, and Epictetus. It offers readers a glimpse into the philosophical and ethical thought of the ancient world. The collection includes a table by Cebes of Thebes and writings by Maximus of Tyre, enhancing its value for students and scholars of ancient philosophy and literature. This work provides insight into Stoic philosophy and the moral teachings that have resonated through the centuries. A valuable resource for understanding classical thought and its enduring influence.

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