In a grand Roman study or library, a male stoic philosopher with a well

In a grand Roman study or library, a male stoic philosopher with a well-proportioned, attractive physique stands with his back to a large blackboard or chalkboard. He is dressed in a classic tunic in muted earthy tones—grey, brown, and olive green—with subtle openings at the shoulders. The philosopher’s posture is thoughtful and commanding, suggesting he is explaining or reflecting on the concepts written on the board. The blackboard features chalk-written terms, with the words "virtues: wisdom, courage, justice, and temperance" prominently highlighted in white chalk. The background includes elements of Roman architecture, such as Doric columns and a well-worn desk, enhancing the scholarly atmosphere. The lighting is focused on the blackboard, drawing attention to the highlighted virtues while casting a warm glow over the philosopher, underscoring the importance of these Stoic principles in his teaching.