Meditations by Marcus Aurelius
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A series of personal writings by Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius, composed between 170-180 CE as private notes to himself. These intimate musings capture profound reflections on Stoic philosophy, self-improvement, and finding inner harmony through reason during military campaigns.
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A series of personal writings by Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius, composed between 170-180 CE as private notes to himself. These intimate musings capture profound reflections on Stoic philosophy, self-improvement, and finding inner harmony through reason during military campaigns.
Also known as The Meditations, this timeless work is divided into 12 books covering themes of virtue, resilience, mortality, and the nature of the universe. Written in Greek while on campaign, these texts offer a rare window into the mind of a philosopher-king.
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StoicNewb –
Honestly this book changed the way I think. Marcus really knows how to put things into perspective. The formatting in this edition makes it easy to jump around between sections.
PhilosophyFan88 –
Ive been getting into stoicism lately and this is like the master text. Some of it feels repetitive but overall a solid read. Good edition.
BookWormJane –
A solid edition. The chapters are well layed out and the text is clean. Would recommend to anyone starting with stoic philosophy.
SkepticalReader –
its alright i guess. some deep thoughts in here but theres a lot of repetition. still worth reading though.
CollegeKid –
Read this for my philosophy class and it helped alot. The formatting made it easy to cite passages for my papers.