Stoicism (religion)

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• Stoicism (religion)
• Angamon was Stoic leader in Rome (132:1.1)
• contended with mystery cults (195:3.3)
• exemplified by 4th Book of Maccabees, Wisdom of Solomon (121:6.3)
• highest purely human philosophy; taught virtue is its own reward (121:4.3)
• influence on Paul (121:4.3) (121:7.7)
• Jesus sought out worth-while Stoic leaders (132:0.4)
• Occidental religion languished until days of (98:6.2)
• soul achieves liberty in harmony with nature, conscience, God (121:4.3) (195:2.6)
• wise man is king (185:3.6)

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