What term or phrase best describes the Roman stoic principle that the best citizens declare themselves citizens of the world and hence "deliberate about nothing as if [they] were detached from the community?"
A) cosmopolitan ideal
B) "Man is the measure of all things"
C) Pax Romana
D) "We have nothing to fear in death"

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The term that best describes the concept of declaring oneself a citizen of the world and detached from any particular community is the cosmopolitan ideal, which emphasizes the importance of universal human fellowship and the rejection of narrow or parochial loyalties.

What Term or Phrase Best Describes the Roman Stoic Principle