Stoic Wisdom Cards collects 120 passages from three Stoic classics, quoted word for word from public-domain English translations of the 19th century, with a simple board for the first exercise of the Enchiridion: sorting what is up to you from what is not.
WHAT'S INSIDE
• Marcus Aurelius, Meditations: 61 passages, tr. George Long (1862)
• Epictetus, Enchiridion: 30 passages, tr. George Long (1877)
• Seneca, Minor Dialogues (On the Shortness of Life, On Tranquillity of Mind, On the Happy Life and others): 29 passages, tr. Aubrey Stewart (1889)
• Six themes of 20 passages each: Control, Virtue, Time, Attention, Resilience, Desire
• Every card cites its source (for example, Meditations 4.3, Enchiridion 21 or On the Shortness of Life 16) and says when a passage is an excerpt
• Every passage also in Korean: the app's own translation of the English
• Control board: write down what is on your mind and sort it into "Up to me" or "Not up to me". It stays on your device.
• Search by word, author, work or theme
• Works offline, no account
FREE AND PRO
Free: 36 passages (the first six in each theme, 12 from each author), the control board and 5 copies a day. The free version shows ads.
Pro: all 120 passages, unlimited copying, favorites, and the Quote, Framed and Poster card styles.
Pro: no ads, unlimited use, all features unlocked. One-time purchase.
120 passages from Marcus Aurelius, Epictetus and Seneca, plus a control board