Cicero very clearly and succinctly explains the difference among five Hellenistic takes on grief, including two Stoic ones, one by Cleanthes (the second head of the Stoa) and one by Chrysippus (the third head).
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713. The basic precepts of a good Stoic life
712. When an Epicurean goes Stoic
711. Aspiring to a life of virtue while being a fallible human being
710. I'm not a sage, but I get better every day
709. Between Cynicism and Aristotelianism
708. Are you controlling your pleasures, or the other way around?
707. The real problem with Epicureanism
706. The balance between pleasure and virtue
705. Why are you asking for more?
704. Virtue is its own reward
703. Harmonize your mind
702. Pleasure is the companion, not the essence, of life
701. The difference between pleasure and virtue
700. Reason is the only thing that will make you truly happy
699. There is no happiness without truth
698. Do away with hope and fear
697. Fortune vs virtue
696. Pursue the pleasures of life, in moderation
695. Don't follow blindly what other say, no matter how famous they are
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