Cato the Younger: A Stoic Icon of Roman Virtue

This chapter explores the life and legacy of Cato the Younger, showcasing his embodiment of Roman virtues and stoic philosophy during Rome's shift from republic to monarchy. It delves into his clashes with Julius Caesar, his unwavering commitment to ethical values, and his influence on historical figures like George Washington. The discussion highlights Cato as a symbol of integrity and sacrifice, shaping the philosophical and political landscape of his era.