Stoic: Or, Memoirs of Eurysthenes the Athenian

This novel tells the story of Eurysthenes, a stoic philosopher who must navigate the complex politics and social hierarchies of ancient Athens. Along the way he falls in love, confronts his own mortality, and learns to live according to his principles. The author, Jane Kinderly Stanford, was a 19th century writer and scholar who was known for her historical fiction.

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