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 ====== Repudiation of Stoicism in Dialogues of the Dead? ======
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 In Dialogues of the Dead XXI, Lucian seems to be proposing an argument against the ethics of Stoicism. Lucian's use of the paradigm of Socrates, considered a sage by all ancient authorities, is very clever. See here: