This special edition of the ancient classical work written by the Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius, known as "The Philosopher," is a series of personal journals that document his life and thoughts. Marcus Aurelius, the last of the "Five Good Emperors," was one of the most powerful and influential figures of the Western world at that time.

As a leader of Stoicism, a philosophy of personal ethics, he sought to achieve resilience and virtue through personal action and responsibility. Stoicism, based on these principles, has influenced many modern approaches to personal development and psychotherapy.

The work "Meditations" is one of the most important sources of understanding Stoic philosophy. It consists of twelve books that describe various stages of the life and ideas of Marcus Aurelius. Despite the peaceful era of Pax Romana, his reign was marked by military conflicts and a devastating pandemic.

Aurelius's written thoughts offer contemporary readers a unique insight into the "spiritual exercises" that helped him cope with the challenges of his life. His personal reflections were not intended for publication but served as a source of guidance and self-improvement.

This volume presents the timeless wisdom of Emperor Marcus Aurelius and his Stoic philosophy, as well as new research findings about his life and times. It includes valuable thoughts on resilience, moderation, and emotional control, along with instructions on how to live "in accordance with nature."

This is a volume that will hold a prominent place in any library for years to come.

• Pages: 192
• Year of Publication: 1219
• Dimensions: 13x13cm