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On Ends

By Cicero

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Introduction

The work “On Ends” is a philosophical dialogue by Cicero. It addresses the highest good and the competing ethical positions of Epicureanism, Stoicism, and Academic philosophy. Its importance lies in its Roman comparison of Hellenistic ethical systems and their practical consequences.

Aliases and alternate titles

  • On Ends

Overview

Author chronology
-106–-43
Original language
Latin
Work type
Not recorded
Classification
Latin Philosophy
Public versions
1

Versions and translations

Ancient translations

Reading structure

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Textual and editorial provenance

  • Legacy Ods
  • Latin Philosophy

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