Hay un "perdón al enemigo" en el estoicismo antiguo?/Is there "forgiveness to the enemy" in ancient Stoicism?

Recent historical studies on the idea of "forgiveness" have provided valuable data on this term of academic philosophy. Its mundane use expresses mentality and practices socially regulated very specific. The results of this study support the conclusion that this notion existed within the Greco-Roman society. So, the "forgiveness to enemy" is not a total innovation of the Judeo-Christian culture, but rather a consequence of the previous romanization. This article attempts to show how the Stoic school is the main exponent of this cultural diffusion from its inception.