) in Souilhé (CUF), vol. 1, pp. xxii-xxx.74 See e.g. More, Hellenistic Philosophies, p. 107.
75 Ibid.
76 See the discussion of the Dissertationes within the context of the ancient literary genre of the diatribe () in Souilhé (CUF), vol. 1, pp. xxii-xxx.
77 It is inevitable that analyses of our judgements, desires, and impulses, will to a certain extent overlap with one another, and that some accounts of philosophical exercises will involve more than one of these and consequently be difficult to categorize according to this threefold schema. However, this does not diminish the benefit gained from such an analysis.