Epicureanism by William Wallace is a comprehensive exploration of the philosophy and teachings of Epicurus, the ancient Greek philosopher who founded the school of thought known as Epicureanism. The book delves into the fundamental beliefs of Epicureanism, including the pursuit of pleasure as the ultimate goal of life, the rejection of superstition and fear of the gods, and the importance of cultivating friendships and living a simple life.Wallace...
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