Emperor and Slave--The Philosophy of Roman Stoicism

Series: Humanities Series (Ebec)

Duration: 28

Genre: Educational | Historical

Year Published: 1964

Creator: Encyclopaedia Britannica Educ Corp

Format: 16mm

Color: Color

Sound: sound

Description: Presents a dialogue between the Emperor Aurelius and the slave Epictetus. Points out that both were stoic philosophers and suggests that stoicism was one of Rome's greatest contributions to western thought and civilization. States the central ideas of stoicism., Presents a dialogue between the Emperor Aurelius and the slave Ephiphedus. Points out that both were stoic philosophers and suggests that stoicism was one of Rome's greatest contributions to western thought and civilization. States the central ideas of stoicism.

Complete Record: Presents a dialogue between the Emperor Aurelius and the slave Epictetus. Points out that both were stoic philosophers and suggests that stoicism was one of Rome's greatest contributions to western thought and civilization. States the central ideas of stoicism., Presents a dialogue between the Emperor Aurelius and the slave Ephiphedus. Points out that both were stoic philosophers and suggests that stoicism was one of Rome's greatest contributions to western thought and civilization. States the central ideas of stoicism., NOTE: Two (or more) records have been merged together to create this data.