The Stoic Tradition

For anyone interested in the influence and reception of Stoic ideas, the follow chapters written for different venues offer a more-or-less continuous overview: 

1. Stoicism in Rome, covering 155 BC - 200 AD, written for The Oxford Handbook of Stoicism (forthcoming): https://www.academia.edu/113783936/Stoicism_in_Rome 
   
2. Stoicism (mainly ethics) in the Middle Ages, covering roughly 200-1350, a chapter in my co-authored Barlaam of Seminara on Stoic Ethics (2022): https://www.academia.edu/105073717/The_Reception_of_Stoic_Ethics_in_the_Middle_Ages
   
3. Stoicism in the Renaissance, 1350-1600, published in the Encyclopedia of Renaissance Philosophy (2022): https://www.academia.edu/25590448/Stoicism_in_the_Renaissance
   
4. Stoicism in Early Modern Philosophy, 1600-1800, written for The Oxford Handbook of Hellenistic Philosophy (forthcoming): https://www.academia.edu/37646446/The_Early_Modern_Legacy_of_the_Stoics
   

For the influence of Stoicism after 1800, there are multiple chapters by others in my Routledge Handbook of the Stoic Tradition (2016), details at https://www.routledge.com/The-Routledge-Handbook-of-the-Stoic-Tradition/Sellars/p/book/9780415660754