The Stoic Library
ChatGPT plugin by Gerald Norby · Find and read Stoic sources
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About The Stoic Library
On the directory's Education & Research page The Stoic Library is #416 of 679. Gerald Norby also makes The Founding Reader. It joined the directory on Oct 16, 2026.
Search the Stoic classics by topic or look up a passage by reference. Retrieve exact excerpts, named translations, whole letters and chapters, and surrounding context. Follow edition-specific links to read more in The Stoic Library.From the plugin’s directory listing
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The Stoic Library: questions and answers
What does The Stoic Library do?
Find and read Stoic sources. Search the Stoic classics by topic or look up a passage by reference. Retrieve exact excerpts, named translations, whole letters and chapters, and surrounding context. Follow edition-specific links to read more in The Stoic Library.
How do I use The Stoic Library in ChatGPT?
Install it from the ChatGPT plugin directory, then mention @The Stoic Library in a chat. Its listing suggests asking “Find Stoic passages about anger after criticism.”, “Show me Enchiridion 20 in Elizabeth Carter's translation.” or “Did Marcus Aurelius really say 'You have power over your mind, not outside events'?”
Who makes The Stoic Library?
Gerald Norby makes The Stoic Library, along with The Founding Reader.