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Mentioned in 4 episodes
On Duties
Book • 2010
Cicero's On Duties is a philosophical treatise exploring moral obligations and ethical conduct, covering topics such as justice, honesty, and the proper role of citizens in society.
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Mentioned in 4 episodes
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as a book in which Cicero tells us what the Stoics actually think about virtues.


Gregory Sadler

How Should Stoics Respond When Bad Things Happen To Other People - Sadler's Lectures
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as a key text for understanding the communal aspect of Stoicism.

Judith Stove

Judith Stove on Virtue, Providence, and Marcus as God (Episode 130)
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, referencing Cicero’s summarization of a Stoic's viewpoint regarding virtue.

Jackie Broad

Can atheists be virtuous? The moral philosophy of Catharine Trotter Cockburn
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as a source for understanding Stoic ethics and misconceptions.


Gregory Sadler

Correcting Misconceptions About Stoicism (Interview with Gregory B. Sadler)
Mentioned as a classical Roman philosophical text influential at the time.

The Political Thought of David Hume w/ Aaron Zubia
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as writing about Plato's example 300 years later.

Michael Tremblay

The Ring of Gyges (Episode 192)
Mentioned in relation to his work 'On Duties', where he emphasizes the importance of virtue.

We Have The Potential To Live A Good Life
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in the context of discussing Cicero's book on duties to his son.


Ryan Holiday


Joe Lonsdale

Tech Investor Joe Lonsdale On How Philosophy Makes You Better at Business
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as a work by Cicero written while he was outside of the action.

Caleb Ontiveros

Musashi’s Book of Five Rings: The Ground Book (Episode 218)
Mentioned by Fr. Andrew Hofer as a source for Augustine's views on just war.

Augustine's Significance for Theorists on War, Justice, and Peace | Fr. Andrew Hofer, O.P.


