Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Natural Right to Freedom
That which thou would'st not suffer thyself seek not to lay upon others. Thou would'st not be a slave - look to it that others be not slaves to thee. For if thou endure to have slaves, it seems that thou thyself art first of all a slave, for virtue hath no communion with vice, nor freedom with slavery.
As one who is in health would not choose to be served by the sick, nor that those dwelling with him should be sick, so neither would one that is free bear to be served by slaves, or that those living with him should be slaves. - epictetus.
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