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Panaetius of Rhodes · c. 185–110 BCE
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“He rewrote Stoicism for ordinary, imperfect people — and through Cicero's On Duties, his lost Greek book quietly became the West's default manual for how a decent public person should behave.”
The big idea, in the book's words:
“Ethics is not a geometry for perfect sages; it is practical guidance for imperfect people making progress — and each of us must harmonize four roles at once: human being, individual, creature of circumstance, and chooser of a path.”
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