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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: The CommentariesAuthor: Julius CaesarNarrator: David McCallionFormat: UnabridgedLength: 13 hrs and 48 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 01-11-18Publisher: A.R.N. PublicationsRatings: 5 of 5 out of 10 votesGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:The Commentaries by Julius Caesar contains eight books on the Gallic War in addition to all three books on the Civil War. Brilliantly translated, these commentaries provide an account of the many extraordinary events of these wars, brought to life by the words of Julius Caesar himself. If you have ever wondered about the events and thoughts that shaped the mind of Caesar, these commentaries will provide you with that insight.Caesar was considered to be a prolific writer, even during his own time. He had a masterful talent with language and provides a path into the thoughts of the notorious ruler's life. This historic document gives us a glimpse into the battles that crushed entire populations and secured Caesar's place in history. The Commentaries by Julius Caesar is perfect for those who love history and want to experience it from an insider's perspective.
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: The SymposiumAuthor: Plato, Benjamin Jowett - translatorNarrator: Geoffrey EdwardsFormat: UnabridgedLength: 2 hrs and 14 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 12-11-17Publisher: Audio SommelierGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:The Symposium is one of Plato's classic works, written in the 4th century BC. This edition is translated by Benjamin Jowett.
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: The Meditations: An Emperor's Guide to MasteryAuthor: Sam Torode, Ancient Renewal, Marcus AureliusNarrator: Sam TorodeFormat: UnabridgedLength: 2 hrs and 23 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 12-05-17Publisher: Ancient RenewalRatings: 4.5 of 5 out of 6 votesGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:How to think clearly, act purposefully, overcome any obstacle, and find peace and happiness along the way.Marcus Aurelius (121-180 CE) was one of the few true philosopher-kings in history.His father died when Marcus was three. At age fifteen, he was adopted by Emperor Antoninus Pius, putting him in the line of succession; and at 40, Marcus became a reluctant emperor of the Roman Empire.Marcus was reluctant because the demands of being emperor - on top of the temptations of wealth and power - seemed incompatible with his true ambition: to be a humble student of philosophy. Over time, though, Marcus worked out a practical philosophy that kept him grounded amidst the stresses and excesses of palace life. That's why his philosophy is so relevant to us today, in the modern world.The Meditations is a collection of Marcus' personal journal entries. They were not intended for publication but to remind Marcus himself of his principles and priorities. As a result, they are intimate, direct, and extremely useful. This new edition is rendered in contemporary English, with a foreword by Sam Torode. A companion volume, The Manual: A Philosopher's Guide to Life, is also available from Ancient Renewal.
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: HistoriesAuthor: HerodotusNarrator: Alastair CameronFormat: UnabridgedLength: 27 hrs and 9 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 11-30-17Publisher: A.R.N. PublicationsRatings: 5 of 5 out of 10 votesGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:When it comes to classic literature, Histories by Herodotus is one of the masterpieces. In this classic, Herodotus tells of how a group of Greek states banded together to defeat the mighty Persian Empire. Throughout the story, Herodotus includes colorful descriptions of Egypt, as well as tales of lake dwellers in Europe and even a dog that can heal the ill and ants that dig gold from the earth. Although the line between fact and legend is blurred in this account, Herodotus does provide some interesting insight into the way ancient Greeks viewed the world around them.Born in Halicarnassus in about the fifth century, Herodotus is known as the father of history. He was the first person known to collect and record history in a systematic way. Although there are questions as to the accuracy of his histories, Herodotuss accounts do provide snapshots of that time period in history.
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: Roman MythologySubtitle: A Captivating Guide to Roman Gods, Goddesses, and Mythological CreaturesAuthor: Matt ClaytonNarrator: Dryw McArthurFormat: UnabridgedLength: 2 hrs and 27 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 11-23-17Publisher: Matt ClaytonRatings: 5 of 5 out of 26 votesGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:Introducing: Captivating stories and facts of Roman gods, goddesses, and mythological creatures!In this audiobook, you will discover many fascinating aspects of the Roman gods, goddesses, and mythological creatures. Each of the first six chapters begins with a narrative scene which helps bring the legendary and mythical characters to life.In chapter one, you will find the seeds of legitimacy that Virgil planted regarding the Trojan connection to Rome. In chapter two, you will learn about the foundation of Rome by the semi-divine, wolf-suckled brothers, Romulus and Remus. This chapter will also explore the myth of Aeneass son.In chapter three, you will learn about the gods of Roman origin as well as Roman mythological creatures. Chapter four focuses on the Etruscan influence on Roman mythology. The Greek influence on Roman mythology is the topic of chapter five.In chapter six, the audiobook will investigate the Celtic influence and see how the gods of the Celts were melded with the Roman pantheon in creative ways. Finally, in chapter seven, you will discover the potential truths behind the Roman gods, goddesses, and creatures. Every myth had a beginning, and in this chapter, we explore some of the possibilities.Just some of the questions and topics covered in this audiobook include:Listen to the audiobook now and learn more about Roman mythology!
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: - [The Trojan War]Author: HomerNarrator: - - Wang Yong, - - XiaoaiFormat: UnabridgedLength: 2 hrs and 15 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 11-07-17Publisher: BOVCMGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:1010The complete list of narrators includes - - Song Ming.Please note: This audiobook is in Mandarin. : / : /
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: MythosAuthor: Stephen FryNarrator: Stephen FryFormat: UnabridgedLength: 15 hrs and 23 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 11-02-17Publisher: Penguin Books LtdRatings: 5 of 5 out of 38 votesGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:Penguin presents the unabridged downloadable audiobook edition of Mythos, written and read by Stephen Fry.The Greek myths are amongst the greatest stories ever told, passed down through millennia and inspiring writers and artists as varied as Shakespeare, Michelangelo, James Joyce and Walt Disney.They are embedded deeply in the traditions, tales and cultural DNA of the West. You'll fall in love with Zeus, marvel at the birth of Athena, wince at Cronus and Gaia's revenge on Ouranos, weep with King Midas and hunt with the beautiful and ferocious Artemis.Spellbinding, informative and moving, Stephen Fry's Mythos perfectly captures these stories for the modern age - in all their rich and deeply human relevance.
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: The Apology of Socrates: Adapted for the Contemporary ReaderAuthor: PlatoNarrator: Michael T DowneyFormat: UnabridgedLength: 57 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 10-30-17Publisher: James HarrisRatings: 4.5 of 5 out of 15 votesGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:The Apology of Socrates, by Plato, is the dialogue that presents the speech of legal self-defense, which Socrates presented at his trial for corruption in 399 BC.Specifically, The Apology of Socrates is a defense against the charges of "corrupting the young" and "not believing in the gods which the city believes in, but in other gods which are unknown" to Athens.The Apology of Socrates is the dialogue that depicts the trial, written by Plato, who details the final days of the philosopher Socrates.This book has been carefully adapted into modern English to allow for easy listening.
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: The Socratic Dialogues: Early Period, Volume 1Subtitle: The Apology, Crito, Charmides, Laches, Lysis, Menexenus, IonAuthor: Plato, Benjamin Jowett - translatorNarrator: David Rintoul, full castFormat: UnabridgedLength: 6 hrs and 32 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 10-16-17Publisher: Ukemi AudiobooksRatings: 5 of 5 out of 5 votesGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:Here are the Socratic Dialogues presented as Plato designed them to be - living discussions between friends and protagonists, with the personality of Socrates himself coming alive as he deals with a host of subjects, from justice and inspiration to courage, poetry and the gods.Plato's Socratic Dialogues provide a bedrock for classical Western philosophy. For centuries they have been read, studied and discussed via the flat pages of books, but the ideal medium for them is the spoken word. Some are genuine dialogues while some are dialogues reported by a narrator supposedly at a later date.Ukemi Audiobooks presents all of the Socratic Dialogues in a series of recordings divided into Early Period (Volumes 1 & 2), Middle Period (Volumes 1 & 2) and Late Period (Volume 1) - based on their likely composition by Plato. This opening volume starts with perhaps the most famous speech, The Apology, Socrates' doomed defence against the charge of heresy and corrupting the young. It is followed by Crito, in which Socrates' friend offers to spirit him out of Athens to avoid execution. Among the others are discussions on Courage (Laches), and Friendship (Lysis).The role of Socrates is taken by David Rintoul, a widely admired and experienced audiobook reader who studied philosophy at university before taking a different path to RADA, TV, theatre and film. He is joined by a broad range of readers, most known to Audible listeners. Each Dialogue is prefaced with a short introduction to set the scene for newcomers to Plato.Translation: Benjamin Jowett.
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: Agamemnon (Director's Playbook Edition) (Annotated)Author: AeschylusNarrator: David HopkinsFormat: UnabridgedLength: 1 hr and 41 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 10-05-17Publisher: David HopkinsGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:Considered the greatest surviving work by the "father of tragedy" is the classic tale of King Agamemnon as he returns from Troy victorious in battle but with a wife whose reaction to her son's sacrifice has led her to harbor a burning and hidden resentment toward him. Translation by E. D. A. Morshead.
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: House of NamesAuthor: Colm TóibínNarrator: Charlie Anson, Pippa Nixon, Juliet StevensonFormat: UnabridgedLength: 8 hrs and 47 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 08-01-17Publisher: Bolinda Publishing Pty LtdRatings: 5 of 5 out of 1 votesGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:From the thrilling imagination of best-selling, award-winning Colm Tóibín comes this ambitious, violent and modern retelling of one of our oldest and most enduring stories.'They cut her hair before they dragged her to the place of sacrifice. Her mouth was gagged to stop her cursing her father, her cowardly, two-tongued father. Nonetheless, they heard her muffled screams.'On the day of his daughter's wedding, Agamemnon orders her sacrifice. His daughter is led to her death, and Agamemnon leads his army into battle, where he is rewarded with glorious victory. Three years later he returns home, and his murderous action has set the entire family - mother, brother, sister - on a path of intimate violence as they enter a world of hushed commands and soundless journeys through the palace's dungeons and bedchambers.As his wife seeks his death, his daughter, Electra, is the silent observer to the family's game of innocence while his son, Orestes, is sent into bewildering, frightening exile where survival is far from certain. Out of their desolating loss, Electra and Orestes must find a way to right these wrongs of the past, even if it means committing themselves to a terrible, barbarous act.House of Names is a story of intense longing and shocking betrayal. It is a work of great beauty and daring from one of our finest living writers.Critic Reviews:"Tóibín creates suspense out of the simplest emotions: fear, love and, most poignantly, regret." (Time)"If there is a more brilliant writer than Tóibín working today, I don't know who that would be." (The Irish Times)
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: The SatyriconAuthor: PetroniusNarrator: Nicholas BoultonFormat: UnabridgedLength: 6 hrs and 55 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 07-06-17Publisher: Ukemi AudiobooksRatings: 5 of 5 out of 3 votesGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:Libidinous, licentious, salacious and very, very funny, The Satyricon is one of the most remarkable documents from ancient Rome. It tells the ribald story of Encolpius, a man of active and varied appetites (powered notably by his passion for his favourite lover, the handsome Giton), who plunges without inhibition into the life of Roman pleasures: orgies of food, feasting, abundant sex and escapades.The kind of hedonism found occasionally in Roman mosaics is here brought to life. In the feast at the house of Trimalchio we have an extraordinary account of a Roman banquet where dish after dish - each more extravagant than the last - is presented to the diners, who lie on their couches for course after course. And after all that they still find the energy to indulge in intense pleasures of a different kind. Again and again.There are historical questions around the author - Petronius (c27-66 CE), who lived during the time of Emperor Nero - and the text, which was originally much longer than the sections that have survived. This is of interest to academics but need not deter the enjoyment of the delightfully personal tale that has come down to us.Among the characters Encolpius encounters is Eumolpus, a poet philosopher whose extravagant (and loud) journeys into epic poetry attract the Roman equivalent of rotten tomatoes. Very, very funny. It must be said, however, that this is literature, aiming high. It presents an engaging picture of Roman low life: 'women hot after gladiators or dusty muleteers', old men casting glances (and more) at shapely youths, and an elaborate ceremony to Priapus in an attempt to restore lost vigour. But it does so with style and elegance, full of classical references to poetry, history and philosophy though often with dry, humorous asides.Not for the faint-hearted, The Satyricon is a delight from beginning to end, and especially in this hugely entertaining reading by Nicholas Boulton, which opens with a fascinating introduction to the work and its provenance.Translation: Alfred R. Allinson.
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Ascolta questo libro audio completo gratuitamente su http://hotaudiobook.com Titolo: La favola di Amore e PsicheAutore: ApuleioNarratore: Domenico D'Agostino, Milena Cassano, Ilaria Verdini, Aurora Cecchi, Rosanna Nocera, Maria Elena VerdeFormato: AbridgedDurata: 1 hr and 34 minsLingua: ItalianoData di pubblicazione: 06-30-17Editore: GoodMoodCategoria: Classics, Greek & RomanRiepilogo Editore:Questa nuova versione audioBook della favola di Amore e Psiche è in edizione integrale ed è stata realizzata con la collaborazione di diciotto interpreti affinché l'ascolto sia coinvolgente e diversificato. La voce narrante lascia infatti spazio ad ogni personaggio, ciascuno interpretato da un diverso attore o attrice, per offrire un'esperienza audio strutturata in maniera cinematografica. La favola, tratta dalle "Metamorfosi" (o "L'Asino d'oro") di Apuleio è stata scritta circa duemila anni fa, ma la sua brillantezza espositiva è così commovente e la ricchezza del suo contenuto così importante che è proprio da questa storia che prendono spunto molte delle fiabe antiche e moderne, come pure Biancaneve, Cenerentola e Alice nel paese delle meraviglie. Qui il figlio della dea Venere, chiamato Amore o Cupido, si innamora di una bellissima fanciulla mortale di nome Psiche, scatenando così l'ira di sua madre, la dea della bellezza. Ricca di significati simbolici e affascinante per l'intensità dei sentimenti è la descrizione allegorica dell'anima umana che per amore è disposta ad affrontare anche terribili prove, inabissandosi fino all'inferno per poi risalire all'Olimpo degli dèi. Psiche in greco antico significa infatti anima, soffio di vita, respiro che grazie all'amore può determinare il corso degli eventi e aspirare alla beatitudine eterna. Un racconto stupendo per adulti e bambini e che, in entrambi i casi, aiuta a crescere.©2017 GOODmood (P)2017 GOODmood
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: The Golden AssAuthor: Apuleius, E. J. Kenney - translatorNarrator: David TimsonFormat: UnabridgedLength: 9 hrs and 5 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 06-27-17Publisher: Naxos AudioBooksRatings: 3.5 of 5 out of 5 votesGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:"In this hapless state I looked myself over and saw that I was now no bird, but an ass...."In this ancient picaresque adventure, Lucius, an insatiably curious young man, finds himself transformed into a donkey after his fascination with black magic and witchcraft goes awry. While trapped in his new body, he becomes the property of thieves, farmers, cooks, soldiers, and priests, and observes the hypocrisy and ineptitude of Imperial Roman society. The Golden Ass is considered the only novel to survive the Roman period, and the earliest novel to survive complete in the Western literary tradition. It is brimming with slapstick humor and sexual escapades, and foreshadows later works by Boccaccio, Rabelais, Cervantes, and Chaucer, upon whom it was a direct influence.
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: Jason and the Golden FleeceSubtitle: The ArgonauticaAuthor: Apollonius of RhodesNarrator: Jonathan KeebleFormat: UnabridgedLength: 6 hrs and 17 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 06-27-17Publisher: Ukemi AudiobooksGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:Jason and the Golden Fleece is one of the finest tales of Ancient Greece, an epic journey of adventure and trial standing beside similar stories of Perseus, Theseus and the Labours of Heracles. The finest classic account comes from Apollonius of Rhodes, the Greek poet of the 3rd century BCE and librarian at Alexandria. Though less well-known than Homer's Iliad and Odyssey, and much shorter, it is an epic poem which is both exciting and moving, with remarkably vivid portraits of the main characters, Jason and Medea. In the hands of Apollonius, these are far from one-dimensional figures of ancient myth.Jason is a very human hero, forced to undertake the quest by a vengeful ruler, and though he leads a ship full of heroes - Heracles, Peleus, Caster and Polydeuces among them - he has moments of doubt and prevarication which he has to overcome in order to ultimately grasp the Golden Fleece. And Medea, a virgin witch possessing consummate skill with spells and an ability to be cruel, is shown here with some sympathy, for she is under the sway of the immortals Hera and Athena. Succumbing to their machinations and Eros's arrow, she finds herself on a dangerous path, flouting the will of her powerful father Aeetes, King of the Colchians, to help the Argonauts.And then there is the ship itself, Argo, wrought with the help of Athena to survive the challenges of a distant voyage past Scylla and Charybdis into the Black Sea. Apollonius weaves plot and poetry, courage and boldness, tenderness and sympathy, to fashion one of the greatest monuments of Western literature. R. C. Seaton's classic translation has been considerably revised for this recording by Nicolas Soames, and it is read with verve by Jonathan Keeble.
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Ascolta questo libro audio completo gratuitamente su http://hotaudiobook.com Titolo: Il trionfo di Cesare (Dictator 3)Autore: Andrea FredianiNarratore: Alberto BergaminiFormato: UnabridgedDurata: 14 hrs and 2 minsLingua: ItalianoData di pubblicazione: 06-23-17Editore: Audible StudiosCategoria: Classics, Greek & RomanRiepilogo Editore:Nonostante la grande vittoria di Farsalo e la morte di Pompeo, per Cesare la guerra civile non è finita. I suoi oppositori si sono asserragliati in Africa, e da lì preparano la riscossa. Così, dopo aver spazzato via la minaccia del re del Ponto, Farnace, e sedato la rivolta dei soldati, esasperati dai continui rinvii del loro congedo, il dittatore non ha altra scelta che andare ad affrontare i suoi nemici. La campagna africana si rivela durissima, anche perché Cesare è costretto a fare i conti con il suo stesso declino: la resistenza degli avversari, infatti, mette a nudo i limiti del suo comando, ormai logorato da anni di guerra e di lotte. Ancora una volta, tuttavia, grazie alla sua buona stella e soprattutto al concreto aiuto di chi lo sostiene - dal fedele germano Ortwin ai suoi luogotenenti più segreti -, il dittatore riesce a vincere la guerra, eliminare gran parte degli oppositori e tornare a Roma da trionfatore. Eppure, qualche nemico ancora sopravvive... Ed è in Spagna che avviene la resa dei conti tra il dittatore e chi ancora rifiuta di accettare il suo potere. Insieme a questo titolo riceverete un file PDF accessibile dalla vostra Libreria. >> Questo audiobook in edizione integrale vi è offerto in esclusiva per Audible ed è disponibile solamente in formato audio digitale.©2010 Newton Compton Editori S.r.l. (P)2017 Audible GmbH
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Ascolta questo libro audio completo gratuitamente su http://hotaudiobook.com Titolo: Il nemico di Cesare (Dictator 2)Autore: Andrea FredianiNarratore: Alberto BergaminiFormato: UnabridgedDurata: 15 hrs and 15 minsLingua: ItalianoData di pubblicazione: 06-23-17Editore: Audible StudiosCategoria: Classics, Greek & RomanRiepilogo Editore:Dopo anni di lotte e di vittorie, Giulio Cesare ha conquistato la Gallia. A Roma, tuttavia, gli avversari del grande condottiero, temendo il suo crescente potere, vogliono metterlo sotto processo, e persino il suo principale collaboratore e amico, Tito Labieno, lo ha abbandonato. Eppure, proprio quando sembra che l'unica scelta possibile sia rinunciare alle proprie ambizioni, Cesare getta il dado e sorprende tutti: varca il Rubicone con la sola XIII legione e muove verso Roma. Ai suoi nemici non resta che fuggire dall'Italia e lasciargli il possesso della penisola. Ma la guerra civile è solo agli inizi, così come la faida tra la guardia del corpo di Cesare, il germano Ortwin, e Quinto Labieno, il figlio di Tito. Dopo essersi fatto nominare dittatore, Cesare si trasferisce oltre l'Adriatico, per affrontare Pompeo e il suo imponente esercito. Mentre Ortwin e Quinto si scontrano sul campo di battaglia, anche per riconquistare l'amore della principessa Veleda, Cesare e Pompeo studiano le strategie per vincere la guerra. Finché a Farsalo, grazie a una mossa imprevedibile, il dittatore ottiene una clamorosa vittoria, diventando il padrone assoluto del mondo romano. La guerra però continua, e i destini di Tito e Quinto Labieno, Ortwin e Veleda sono ancora ben lontani dall'essere compiuti. >> Questo audiobook in edizione integrale vi è offerto in esclusiva per Audible ed è disponibile solamente in formato audio digitale.©2010 Newton Compton Editori S.r.l. (P)2017 Audible GmbH
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Ascolta questo libro audio completo gratuitamente su http://hotaudiobook.com Titolo: L'ombra di Cesare (Dictator 1)Autore: Andrea FredianiNarratore: Alberto BergaminiFormato: UnabridgedDurata: 12 hrs and 5 minsLingua: ItalianoData di pubblicazione: 06-23-17Editore: Audible StudiosCategoria: Classics, Greek & RomanRiepilogo Editore:Caio Giulio Cesare è poco più che un bambino quando, nell'88 a. C., incontra per la prima volta Tito Labieno. I due si salvano la vita a vicenda, suggellando così un'amicizia destinata a durare nel tempo. Anche quando la carriera militare del grande condottiero prende avvio, dapprima in Spagna poi in Gallia, Labieno è al suo fianco, come principale comandante subalterno. Insieme, i due firmano strategie e compiono gesta straordinarie, agiscono in totale sintonia e sono, di fatto, invincibili. Ma mentre la Gallia, anno dopo anno, finisce sotto il tallone di Roma, nell'Urbe cresce la fazione anticesariana, che opera per separare i due indissolubili amici. Anche nello stesso esercito di Cesare c'è chi agisce per screditare Labieno e prenderne il posto; perfino il figlio di quest'ultimo, l'instabile Quinto, fa pressione sul padre perché acquisisca gloria per sé e non più solo per Cesare. E quando il futuro dittatore si dimostra pronto a tutto per difendere quelli che ritiene i propri diritti, Labieno è costretto a decidere da quale parte stare. Insieme a questo titolo riceverete un file PDF accessibile dalla vostra Libreria. >> Questo audiobook in edizione integrale vi è offerto in esclusiva per Audible ed è disponibile solamente in formato audio digitale.©2010 Newton Compton Editori S.r.l. (P)2017 Audible GmbH
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: The Enchiridion: Adapted for the Contemporary Reader (Epictetus)Author: Epictetus, James HarrisNarrator: Jason SprengerFormat: UnabridgedLength: 46 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 06-16-17Publisher: James HarrisRatings: 4.5 of 5 out of 17 votesGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:The Enchiridion or Manual of Epictetus (Enchiridion is Greek for "that which is held in the hand") is a short manual of stoic ethical advice compiled by the Greek philosopher Epictetus.This manual has been carefully adapted into modern English to allow for easy listening.
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Listen to this audiobook in full for free on http://hotaudiobook.com Title: The ManualSubtitle: A Philosopher's Guide to LifeAuthor: Sam Torode, Ancient Renewal, EpictetusNarrator: Sam TorodeFormat: UnabridgedLength: 47 minsLanguage: EnglishRelease date: 05-23-17Publisher: Ancient RenewalRatings: 4.5 of 5 out of 34 votesGenres: Classics, Greek & RomanPublisher's Summary:"If it is beyond your power to control, let it go.""Do not wish that all things will go well with you, but that you will go well with all things.""In this way, you overcome life's challenges, rather than being overcome by them."Epictetus (c. AD 50-135) was a former Roman slave (he was also lame in one leg, and walked with a crutch) who went on to become a great teacher. His philosophy, Stoicism, was practical, not theoretical - aimed at relieving human suffering here and now.The Manual is a collection of Epictetus' essential teachings and pithy sayings, compiled by one of his students. It is the most accessible and actionable guide to Stoic philosophy, as relevant today as it was in the Roman Empire.This new edition, published by Ancient Renewal, is rendered in contemporary English by Sam Torode.
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