Meditations of Marcus Aurelius: (Annotated) Kindle Edition

Meditations is a series of personal writings by Marcus Aurelius, A great Roman Emperor from 161 to 180 AD, recording his private notes to himself and ideas on Stoic philosophy. The Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius wrote his 'Thoughts' between 170 and 180. It is one of the few complete works of a late Stoic philosopher that still exists today. He wrote his 'Thoughts' as personal notes for himself. He writes about solidarity, physical adversity, good and evil, inner freedom and more. 'Thoughts of Marcus Aurelius' is a book full of wisdom that brings comfort and contemplation; it is moving and inspiring. Other titles assigned to the same book are: 'Personal Notes', 'Meditations', 'The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius'. This edition was translated by George Long in 1862. The book does contain a biography of Marcus Aurelius. The 'Thoughs' of Marcus Aurelius are grouped in 12 'books' (chapters). The first book is clearly different from the other eleven; it is a 'thank you' to people who have had a good influence on him. The other eleven books contain his notes. His Stoic philosophy emphasizes ethics, especially everyday problems. If you love roman history and want to know what true meditations is?this book is definitely for you. Read more