On the Appropriate (Peri tou preponτος)

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On the Appropriate (Peri tou preponτος) is a lost ethical treatise by the Stoic philosopher Panaetius of Rhodes that explored the concept of the “appropriate” or fitting action in moral life.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ethical treatise
lost work
philosophical work
aimedAt guiding moral conduct
associatedPhilosopher Panaetius of Rhodes
author Panaetius of Rhodes
culturalContext Greco-Roman philosophy
dealsWith criteria for appropriate actions
role of character in moral choice
social roles and duties
ethicalCategory kathekon (appropriate action)
exploresConcept relation between the honorable and the useful
what is fitting in given circumstances
focusesOn conduct in everyday life
ethical decision-making
practical ethics
genre didactic prose
geographicalAssociation Rhodes
historicalContext development of Stoic ethics in Rome and Rhodes
influenced Cicero's philosophical dialogues
surface form: Cicero’s De Officiis

later Roman Stoic ethics
knownThrough Cicero's philosophical dialogues
surface form: Cicero’s reports of Panaetius

testimonia in later authors
language Ancient Greek
latinizedTitle De Officio
mainTheme fitting action
moral duty
the appropriate
period Hellenistic period
philosophicalDiscipline ethics
philosophicalSchool Stoicism
philosophicalTradition Middle Stoa
relatedConcept duty
practical wisdom (phronesis)
virtue
status lost
survival known only from later reports and fragments
titleInGreek On the Appropriate (Peri tou preponτος) self-linksurface differs
surface form: Περὶ τοῦ πρέποντος

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Panaetius of Rhodes notableWork On the Appropriate (Peri tou preponτος)
On the Appropriate (Peri tou preponτος) titleInGreek On the Appropriate (Peri tou preponτος) self-linksurface differs
subject surface form: On the Appropriate
this entity surface form: Περὶ τοῦ πρέποντος