ACFM Microdose: Marcus Aurelius’s Meditations

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Jul 12, 20261:36:46News & Politics

The Meditations of Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius are perhaps the best-selling self-help book of all time. Rooted in the rational philosophy of the Stoics, the 12 books offer a stream of personal musings on everything fro...

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