Who said "Lameness is an impediment to the legs, but not to the will."?

This quote is attributed to Epictetus.

Lameness is an impediment to the legs, but not to the will. - Epictetus

"Lameness is an impediment to the legs, but not to the will."

Epictetus Strength

Stoic Philosopher Greek-Roman 50–135

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