Commentariorum Quos Sibi Ipsi Scripsit Libri XII
264 pagesPaperbacknewMay 2025
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Commentariorum Quos Sibi Ipsi Scripsit Libri XII, commonly known as 'Meditations', is a profound collection of personal writings by Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius.
Penned in Greek, these twelve books offer a unique glimpse into the emperor's philosophical reflections, serving as a guide for self-improvement, ethical con
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