# Text sources and rights Stoic Pulse bundles a curated selection of complete passages from public-domain English translations. Punctuation and typographic quotation marks follow the Standard Ebooks editions. All 100 passages and their locators were verified against the pinned revisions below for version 1.1.0. The bank contains 55 Marcus Aurelius, 25 Epictetus, and 20 Seneca passages. Editorial footnote markers are omitted. For *Meditations* and *Discourses*, paragraph numbers count the direct body paragraphs in the named book or chapter of these editions, excluding headings and inset quotations. They are edition-specific paragraph references, not conventional numbered sections. *The Enchiridion* and Seneca references use the editions' numbered sections and chapters. ## Marcus Aurelius - Work: *Meditations* - Translator: George Long - Edition: - Source repository: - Source revision used for verification: `419c4faaa7a83b2a37988f1a516c84afefde579c` ## Epictetus - Works: *The Enchiridion* and *Discourses* - Translator: George Long - Editions: - - - Source repositories: - - - Source revisions used for verification: - `8c154d40a6f85e32a5711001a28c1b55ab56d3c8` - `218406b563346743af3ece4a22723a245b0ccb22` ## Seneca - Works: *On the Shortness of Life*, *On a Happy Life*, *On Peace of Mind*, *On Providence*, and *On the Firmness of the Wise Person* - Translator: Aubrey Stewart - Edition: - Source repository: - Source revision used for verification: `b950b7cb47d81377ab7d66ce7a14fbb9e1d11f5c` The original texts and the George Long and Aubrey Stewart translations are in the public domain. Standard Ebooks releases its own contributions under CC0 1.0. The edition pages and upstream repositories remain the authoritative rights references. The selection metadata was cross-checked against David Ojeda's offline [Stoic Meditations](https://github.com/davidojedalopez/omarchy-stoic-meditations). The pinned editions above are authoritative for the bundled text and locators.