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The Meditations
Marcus Aurelius
6 h 59 min · 15 chapters · read by 8 LibriVox volunteers
The private notes of Marcus Aurelius, Roman emperor, written for himself, often on campaign: how to do one's duty, accept what cannot be changed and keep a calm mind. Two thousand years later the Meditations are still the most read book of Stoic philosophy.
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Chapters
- Introduction2:47
- Chapter 116:25
- Chapter 213:49
- Chapter 317:40
- Chapter 428:45
- Chapter 532:36
- Chapter 627:43
- Chapter 732:37
- Chapter 835:59
- Chapter 932:49
- Chapter 1028:36
- Chapter 1125:43
- Chapter 1222:52
- M. Aurelius Antoninus42:55
- The Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius58:04
Read by Aegist, Cicorée, Fr. Richard Zeile of Detroit, Kevin McAsh, Leon Mire, ML Cohen, davyobrian, ontheroad.
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