Cassius: 40 books

Cassius Dio’s ‘Roman History’ in 80 Books spans the founding of Rome, the formation of the Republic, the creation of the Empire and charts the Romans' greatest achievements up until AD 229. Composed over 22 years, the monumental work provides modern readers with an intriguing perspective on...

"A Few Days With Epicurus" contains the complete text of Frances Wright's 1820 Masterpiece "A Few Days In Athens, with an introduction, notes, and Appendix "Elemental Epicureanism" by Cassius Amicus. Thomas Jefferson stated that Wright's book was "a treat to me of the...

Includes:•Charles River Editors original biography of Nero•Suetonius biography of Nero from The Twelve Caesars•Books LXI-LXII in Cassius Dios Roman History, which discuss Nero•Plutarchs Life of Galba•Tacitus The Annals, Books XIII-XVI, which cover the history of Neros reign•Jacob Abbotts...

Against the Men of the Crowd, the title essay in this collection, presents a summary of the full frontal attack which Epicurus launched on the religions and the virtues of the leaders of the Men of the Crowd. I do not represent that any of the text in this essay is a direct translation of the ancient...

Positively Quit simplifies the process of becoming a non-smoker. Cassius, himself an ex-smoker, starts from the beginning, guiding you to recall how and why you started smoking. He then empowers you through the process of undoing your decision to start smoking. He prepares you for each of the challenges...

Dio’s Rome - An Historical Narrative - Volume IV Cassius Dio , roman consul and noted historian who wrote in Greek (155-235A.D.) This ebook presents «Dio’s Rome - An Historical Narrative - Volume IV», from Cassius Dio . A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to...

Dio’s Rome -An Historical Narrative - Volume I Cassius Dio , roman consul and noted historian who wrote in Greek (155-235A.D.) This ebook presents «Dio’s Rome -An Historical Narrative - Volume I», from Cassius Dio . A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the...

Dio’s Rome - An Historical Narrative - Volume III Cassius Dio , roman consul and noted historian who wrote in Greek (155-235A.D.) This ebook presents «Dio’s Rome - An Historical Narrative - Volume III», from Cassius Dio . A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly...

Dio’s Rome - An Historical Narrative - Volume VI Cassius Dio , roman consul and noted historian who wrote in Greek (155-235A.D.) This ebook presents «Dio’s Rome - An Historical Narrative - Volume VI», from Cassius Dio . A dynamic table of contents enables to jump directly to the chapter...

In 1996 Cassius Elias makes an impromptu appearance at a political party convention and almost upstages the man of the hour, Dr. Kenny D. Anthony, by delivering a maiden partisan political speech that endears him to party faithfuls, and in the process handing the Saint Lucia Labour Party its battle...

In a hovel, a mother needs to watch his sick son for love and fear... A cowboy decides to persecute one by one the killers who flayed his brother skin... In Africa, a boy realize that he was sold by his father to work as a slave in other lands. These short stories were told around the campfire by generations. They will be true, false or just exaggerated? That's up to the reader.

An introduction to Epicurus' Canon of Truth, the theory of knowledge that underlies Epicureanism. This work collects the remaining ancient sources and sets forth the foundation on which Epicurus erected his philosophy of happy living.

The Doctrines of Epicurus, philosopher of happiness and freedom, annotated with references from the authoritative ancient Epicurean sources.

This book provides the core ancient texts which are the primary documentation for all our knowledge of the Life and Work of Epicurus, the philosopher of Happiness and Freedom.