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The Roman philosophy of stoicism promoted
mercy.
self-control.
pity.
anger.
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self-control.
Stoicism taught control of the passions, rational self-mastery, and equanimity (apathēia), not giving in to pity or anger.
Stoicism taught control of the passions, rational self-mastery, and equanimity (apathēia), not giving in to pity or anger.
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