Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius on death

Death means the end of the current life for human, and it contains uncertainty since there is no return after his death. For a person who does not know what death is, it is a big question mark what attitude he will take towards death. This obscurity causes a person to make wrong judgments about death and causes a person to act without virtue and become unhappy. Therefore, there are some questions that need to be answered about death. Some of these questions are: What is death? Is death good, bad, or indifferent? Is there human intervention in death? What is the state of the soul and body after death? In order to search for answers to these questions, the place of the idea of death in the philosophies of Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius, the philosophers a last Stoic, will be explained throughout the study, the thought of death will be comprehensively evaluated and solutions to questions related to death will be sought.