The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius
Marcus Aurelius (Emperor of Rome)
Jan 1887 · Routledge
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7 April 2024
V.5 You may if you please behave yourself like a man of gravity and good faith, endure hardship, and despise pleasure; want but a few things, and complain of nothing; you may be gentle and magnanimous if you please, and have nothing of luxury or trifling in your disposition.
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17 June 2023
Will always stay in the library! Great lessons for life. Looking forward to reading multiple times. One of my favorite books ever!
Adam Nott
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22 April 2016
"It is a precept of the Ephesian philosophers, that we should always furnish our memory with some eminent example of ancient virtue." This book is a wonderful example of the advice it gives. A great read of the insights, values and philosophy of Marcus Aurelius, one magnificent example of a Philosopher King, and one that is useful even twenty centuries after the fact.
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