“This important book…is really the first of its kind….There is no doubt that [it] will become a standard work in the literature for some years to come….[and] it will be required reading for anyone working in the fields of ancient ethics and psychology.”–The Philosophical Review

“The best work in English on the moral psychology of the early Stoics….Detailed and scholarly….An important book for serious studients of Stoic ethics and philosophy of action.”–Religious Studies Review

“This is a detailed and masterly account of early Stoic psychology and its relation to Stoic ethics…a major contribution which will be indispensable for serious students.” –The Classical Review

Ethics and Human Action in Early Stoicism