The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius by Marcus Aurelius

The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius by Marcus AureliusThe Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius originally wrote the meditations collected here in the form of a personal journal during his military campaigns in the second century. In them, he reflects with great beauty and simplicity upon the Stoic virtues that lead to a happy life: self mastery, moral strength, duty to oneself and others, detachment, and acceptance of the divine order and the way of Nature. His words of wisdom and courage continue to inspire

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and after his death his colleagues remember him rarely

and provide a perfect introduction for new readers

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