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by Emperor of Rome Marcus Aurelius
MARC. AUREL. ANTONINUS
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A Roman emperor renowned for both his battlefield command and his quiet contemplation, the author offers a series of short, personal reflections that reveal how he shaped his character amid empire‑wide turmoil. Drawing from the teachings of his ancestors, parents, and a line of esteemed philosophers, he emphasizes modesty, self‑discipline, and the importance of inner calm over external applause. The passages read like a private notebook, where the ruler reminds himself to avoid idle gossip, lavish excess, and distractions that pull him from the Stoic path.
In these early meditations he outlines practical counsel—how to keep one’s thoughts pure, to limit desire for fame, and to treat others with patience even when faced with criticism. The tone is direct and unpretentious, inviting listeners to glimpse the daily mental exercises that guided a man tasked with governing a sprawling empire. This collection provides a window into the timeless practice of cultivating virtue while navigating the responsibilities of power.
Language
hu
Duration
~3 hours (217K characters)
Release date
2025-05-20
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

121–180
A ruler at the height of Rome’s power, he is remembered just as much for private reflections on duty, self-control, and mortality as for imperial command. His Meditations has made him one of history’s most widely read philosopher-kings.
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