Hegel knocks stoicism for its ultimate uselessness:
The True and the Good, wisdom and virtue, the general terms beyond which Stoicism cannot get, are therefore in a general way no doubt uplifting, but since they cannot in fact produce any expansion of the content, they soon become tedious.Phenomenology of Spirit, 200
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