Home/Stoicism/Two Online Versions of Epictetus Give Opposite Advice About Comforting SomeoneDraft — not published, not indexed, not in the sitemapTextual comparisonTwo Online Versions of Epictetus Give Opposite Advice About Comforting SomeoneNot written yetAn ordinary situationNot written yetThe distinction that mattersNot written yetWhat the text saysNot written yetPassage not yet transcribedEnchiridion 16 · trans. Elizabeth Carter (as attributed by the host) · Internet Classics Archive, MIT, n.d. · view sourcePassage not yet transcribedEnchiridion 16 · trans. Thomas Wentworth Higginson · Project Gutenberg ebook 45109, 1865 · view sourceThe strongest misunderstandingNot written yetA short exerciseNot written yetRelated readingDoes Stoicism Mean Suppressing Your Emotions?Caring About Someone Without Controlling ThemEnchiridion 16 — Responding to someone in grief