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"Meditations: A New Translation" by Marcus Aurelius offers a glimpse into the private reflections of the Roman emperor, centered on Stoic philosophy. Through personal notes, he explores self-discipline, resilience, and maintaining perspective in adversity. This translation presents his timeless wisdom in a clear, accessible format, making it relevant for modern readers. His insights continue to serve as a practical companion for those seeking clarity, strength, and purpose in everyday life.
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Marcus Aurelius
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Marcus Aurelius (121–180 AD) was a Roman Emperor and Stoic philosopher, renowned for his reflections on leadership, ethics, and self-discipline. His work, "Meditations," originally written in Greek, provides timeless philosophical insights into managing life’s challenges. "Meditations: A New Translation" by Gregory Hays, published in 2002, offers a modern interpretation of these writings, making the wisdom of one of history’s greatest thinkers accessible to contemporary readers.
Marcus Aurelius (121–180 AD) was a Roman Emperor and Stoic philosopher, renowned for his reflections on leadership, ethics, and self-discipline. His work, "Meditations," originally written in Greek, provides timeless philosophical insights into managing life’s challenges. "Meditations: A New Translation" by Gregory Hays, published in 2002, offers a modern interpretation of these writings, making the wisdom of one of history’s greatest thinkers accessible to contemporary readers.
Language
English
Topic
Spiritual Health
Meditations: A New Translation
Meditations: A New Translation
ISBN 10|13
9780812968255 | 978-0812968255
Print Length
256 pages