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Stoicism by W. W. Capes is a clear and concise introduction to the Stoic school of philosophy and its enduring influence on moral and intellectual life. Capes outlines the origins of Stoicism in ancient Greece, its development in Roman thought, and its core doctrines on ethics, nature, reason, and human duty. The book highlights how Stoic principles offered guidance for personal virtue and resilience amid life’s challenges. Designed for students and general readers, this work presents Stoic ideas in a straightforward and accessible manner, while also noting their relevance to Christian and modern moral philosophy. It remains a valuable resource for those interested in classical wisdom and ethical thought.