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	title:	A Manual for Living (Little Books of Wisdom)
	author:	Epictetus
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	HarperSanFrancisco
	released:	July 24, 1995
	isbn:	0062511114
	isbn-13:	9780062511119

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Don't live life without it! - Rated Simple, easy to understand and practical. Reaffirmation of my philosophy - Rated I received an edition for my birthday, and I just read it twice (only 81 pages), and it did give me an attitude adjustment...it is a philosophy of living, and I already kind of practice some its philosophies naturally somewhat anyway, but it assisted in allowing what I already practice, and enhanced my approach to other areas. It really inspired me though...so check it out! EPICTETUS was a ROMAN slave, and then became a teacher of his Philosophies from 45 A.D.

Customer Reviews

Don't live life without it! - Rated 5/5
Simple, easy to understand and practical.

Reaffirmation of my philosophy - Rated 4/5
I received an edition for my birthday, and I just read it twice (only 81 pages), and it did give me an attitude adjustment...it is a philosophy of living, and I already kind of practice some its philosophies naturally somewhat anyway, but it assisted in allowing what I already practice, and enhanced my approach to other areas. It really inspired me though...so check it out! EPICTETUS was a ROMAN slave, and then became a teacher of his Philosophies from 45 A.D.