Transcription of Meditations by Marcus Aurelius - Full Text Archive
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Meditations by Marcus Aurelius - Full Text Archive
Meditations by Marcus Aurelius Meditations by Marcus Aurelius Meditations Marcus Aurelius CONTENTS. NOTES. INTRODUCTION. FIRST BOOK. SECOND BOOK. THIRD BOOK. page 1 / 192. FOURTH BOOK. FIFTH BOOK. SIXTH BOOK. SEVENTH BOOK. EIGHTH BOOK. NINTH BOOK. TENTH BOOK. ELEVENTH BOOK. TWELFTH BOOK. APPENDIX. GLOSSARY. page 2 / 192. NOTES. This text was scanned by J. Boulton using Textbridge OCR. The Greek portions of the text have been added by hand and they will require the standard "Symbol" font " ". to be installed in the system fonts folder. This is a standard Windows font, so should be present on most systems. To contact the scanner e-mail: INTRODUCTION. This is the Plain Text version, see or .zop for the HTML version with the various symbols mentioned above.]. Meditations Marcus Aurelius Marcus Aurelius ANTONINUS was born on April 26, 121. His real name was M. Annius Verus, and he was sprung of a noble family which claimed descent from Numa, second King of Rome.
The Stoics aspired to the repression of all emotion, and the Epicureans to freedom from all disturbance; yet in the upshot the one has become a synonym of stubborn endurance, the other for unbridled licence. With Epicureanism we have nothing page 9 / 192.
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