The philosophy of stoicism, propounded by the Roman slave-philosopher Epictetus, declared what basic principle or idea?
A) All humans are brothers and citizens of the world.
B) The gods need not be feared, having no power over our lives.
C) Human suffering arises in selfish attachment and craving.
D) Truth can be reached only by contemplation of the Good.

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Stoicism, as taught by Epictetus, emphasizes the brotherhood of humanity and the idea of being citizens of the world, advocating for a universal approach to human ethics and community.

The Philosophy of Stoicism, Propounded by the Roman Slave-Philosopher Epictetus