Marcus Aurelius Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Fiction Biographies And True Stories

Stoic Musings Of A Philosopher-Emperor At War Marcus Aurelius (Ad 121–180) Roman Emperor And Philosopher Born Rome Received Training Under His Guardian Uncle Antoninus Pius (Reigned 138–161) Who Adopted Him He Was Converted To Stoicism Henceforward Studied Practiced Philosophy Law Gentle Man Lived In Agreement Collaboration With Married Pius’ Daughter Succeeded As March 161 Sharing Some The Burdens Lucius Verus Marcus’ Reign Soon Saw Fearful National Disasters From Flood Earthquakes Epidemics Threatened Revolt (In Britain) Parthian Pressure Barbarians North Alps 169 Onwards Had Struggle Hard Against German Quadi Marcomani Vandals Others Until Success Came 174 175 (When Faustina Died) Pacified Affairs Asia After By Avidius Germans Renewed During Which Caught Disease Died Danube 180 Famous Meditations (Not Title Simply Calls Them “The Matters Addressed Himself”) Are Reflections Written Periods Solitude Emperor’s Military Campaigns Originally Intended For Private Guidance Self-Admonition Have Endured Potent Expression Belief It Is Central Text Students Well Unique Personal Guide Moral Life Σελίδες: 448 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0101 Διαστάσεις: 10 8X10 8Cm