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Mentioned in 13 episodes

Cato

A Tragedy
Book • 2010
Written in 1712, 'Cato: A Tragedy' by Joseph Addison explores themes of individual liberty, government tyranny, and personal integrity through the story of Marcus Porcius Cato Uticensis.

The play was highly influential during the American Revolution, symbolizing virtue and patriotism.

It weaves Stoic philosophy throughout its narrative, highlighting Cato's unwavering commitment to his principles.

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Mentioned in 13 episodes

Mentioned as the play Cato the Younger reads before stabbing himself.
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as a play from the 1700s that was enormously popular among the founding fathers.
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as the most famous play of the 18th century and the 'Hamilton' of its day.
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as the most famous play in the world in the 18th century.
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as the most famous play in the world in the 18th century.
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Tim Ferriss
as a play performed by George Washington's troops to boost morale.
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Jeffrey Rosen
as a key figure in Roman history whose story inspired the Founding Fathers.
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How The Greats Pursue Happiness | Jeffrey Rosen
Mentioned for containing Plato's detailed reasoning behind Socrates' decision.
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1200: Science vs. Religion | Skeptical Sunday
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as a play that was frequently watched by the founders in 18th century America.
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in reference to a play about Cato that influenced the Founding Fathers.
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You Can’t Make Them Appreciate It |The Most Important Thing You Can Do Every Day

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