Meditations
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Never intended to be published, the diaries of Marcus Aureliusâphilosopher and emperor of Rome (161â180 CE)âproves that humans have always been struggling to understand themselves. Filled with insight, wisdom, practical guidance, spiritual exercises, and ethical reflections, Aureliusâs entries range from single-line aphorisms to full essays. One manâs personal exploration of the universe has become a cultural and philosophical touchstone admired for centuries.
This edition offers new life to the classic text, perfect for all readers whether you are encountering the Meditations for the first time or returning to an old favorite.
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Marcus Aurelius (121â180 CE) was a Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher. Though his reign was threatened by war and disease, he successfully held the empire together and is associated with the Golden Age of Rome. His Meditations has long been considered one of the greatest books of the era and remains a cornerstone of Western philosophical appreciation of Stoicism.
