Pursuing Pleasure Rationally, and Not Only in a Physical or Hedonistic

question 56

Multiple Choice

Pursuing pleasure rationally, and not only in a physical or hedonistic sense, as the only true good, was a precept of

• A) Epicureanism.
• B) Stoicism.
• C) Hellenism.
• D) Euphemism.
• E) Zoroastrianism.

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