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Marcus Aurelius ruled Rome from AD 161 to 180, and is one of the few emperors whose writings have outlasted his practical achievements. Written on campaign late in his life, his Meditations reveal a clear-headed man, disillusioned with the institutions and citizens of the Empire. Both an historical document and a spiritual diary, the book's vivid imagery and pungent epigrams have prompted comparisons with Pascal's Pensées and the book of Ecclesiastes. This
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"Meditations is unaffected by time and offers plenty of wisdom." --This text refers to the Paperback edition.
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Marcus Aurelius ruled Rome from AD 161 to 180, and is one of the few emperors whose writings have outlasted his practical achievements. Written on campaign late in his life, his Meditations reveal a clear-headed man, disillusioned with the institutions and citizens of the Empire. Both an historical document and a spiritual diary, the book's vivid imagery and pungent epigrams have prompted comparisons with Pascal's Pensées and the book of Ecclesiastes. This
edition also includes a selection of Marcus Aurelius' correspondence with his tutor Fronto. --This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
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