Fundamentally, polytheism is the view of the world as oneness, hence the Greek word for “universe” is “synpan” (σύμπαν) which is a composite of words we find in English as well, namely, “syn” (like “synthesis” or “symbiosis” or even “system”) and “pan” (like “pandemic”, “panther”, “panorama”). The early Stoics stress the importance of logos because the Greeks already believed in its immanence and could directly make sense of the greater points. As such, I understand the central Stoic dictum of “live in accordance with nature” (κατά φύσην ζην) to be an appeal to the person to recognise the world all around them and to not be misled by unattainable wants.