Les Stoïciens II. Afrique du Nord the wolf belongs as much

the wolf belongs as much to history as to myth

was carried out thanks to the discovery of a carefully preserved private collection of more than 1

and of several studies on funerary epigrams

Collection of the French School of Rome - 139

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Les Stoïciens II. Afrique du Nord the wolf belongs as muchBetween the death of Chrysippus (around 204 BC) and the teaching of Seneca in the 1st century AD, a singular form of Stoicism developed. This Stoicism, long called "middle," is most often passed over in silence because of the harsh and contradictory judgments made about its representatives: they have sometimes been perceived as Stoics without originality, professing dogmas identical to their predecessors, sometimes as dissident Stoics abandoning the