Cicero's book, Paradoxa Stoicorum, classified elements of life that are good (broken down into righteousness, intrinsic honor or nobility, and intrinsic virtue), and ones that are not good; for example, material objects such as money and houses are not genuinely good but appear good to many.
Cicero's book, Paradoxa Stoicorum, classified elements of life that are good (broken down into righteousness, intrinsic honor or nobility, and intrinsic virtue), and ones that are not good; for example, material objects such as money and houses are not genuinely good but appear good to many.