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A series of aphorisms and short essays offers practical eudaimonological guidance, arguing that inner constitution matters more than external goods. Organized into sections on what a person essentially is, what they possess, and how they are perceived, it examines health, temperament, wealth, reputation, and strategies for conduct toward oneself, others, and fate, as well as reflections on different life stages. The author adopts an empirical standpoint, adapting broader metaphysical views to recommend attitudes and habits that make life more bearable and agreeable.
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