The Stoic Magazine Library

Justice encourages us to act fairly and treat others with respect and dignity. Stoic justice underscores that we are all interconnected, and we should aim for and act for the common good of all people.

There are four main subordinate virtues encompassed by temperance. In addition to self-control, there is also “orderliness” (eutaxia), “propriety” (kosmiotńs), and “modesty” (aidńmosunń), each of which has its own distinctive set of objects and concerns.