Meditations: With Selected Correspondence Marcus Aurelius Oxford University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία History World

\ Do Not Act As If You Had Ten Thousand Years To Live While Have Life In Still Can Make Yourself Good The Meditations Of Marcus Aurelius (Ad 121-180) Is A Private Notebook Philosophical Reflections Written By Roman Emperor Probably On Military Campaign Germany Short Highly Charged Comments Draws Stoic Philosophy Confront Challenges That He Felt Acutely But Which Are Also Shared All Human Beings - Looming Presence Death Making Sense One\ S Social Role And Projects Moral Significance Universe They Bring Us Closer Personality Who Often Disillusioned With His Own Status Activities General Both An Historical Document Remarkable Spiritual Diary This Translation Robin Hard Brings Out Eloquence Universality Marcus\ Thoughts Introduction Notes Christopher Gill Place Firmly Ancient Context Selection Correspondence Tutor Fronto Broadens Picture Person Thinker About Series: For Over 100 Oxford World\ Classics Has Made Available Widest Range Literature From Around Globe Each Affordable Volume Reflects Oxford\ Commitment Scholarship Providing Most Accurate Text Plus Wealth Other Valuable Features Including Expert Introductions Leading Authorities Helpful Clarify Up-To-Date Bibliographies Further Study Much More Σελίδες: 208 Διαστάσεις: 13 9X13 9Cm