Chrysippus

The good of man is the perfect use of reason.

— Chrysippus wisdom

Fragment, in Diogenes Laertius 7.88

Only the wise man is free, and every fool is a slave.

— Chrysippus freedom

Fragment, in Diogenes Laertius 7.121

Pain is not an evil.

— Chrysippus adversity

Fragment, in Cicero Tusculan Disputations 2.29

Passions are mistaken judgments.

— Chrysippus control

Fragment, in Diogenes Laertius 7.111

He who loves himself, loves all.

— Chrysippus virtue

Fragment, in Stobaeus

To live well is to live consistently.

— Chrysippus virtue

Fragment, in Diogenes Laertius 7.88

The world itself is a living being, rational, animate, and intelligent.

— Chrysippus fate

Fragment, in Cicero On the Nature of the Gods 2.22

Every deed of virtue follows reason.

— Chrysippus action

Fragment, in Stobaeus 2.97

Nothing happens to any creature but what is contrary to its nature.

— Chrysippus adversity

Fragment, in Plutarch Stoic Repugnance 32

Those who know neither what the world is nor what they themselves are, must be ignorant of everything.

— Chrysippus wisdom

Fragment, in Cicero On the Ends 4.6