In the canon
Meditations
- Form
- Form Philosophy
- Year
- Year 180 CE
- Originally in
- Originally in Koine Greek
- Pages
- Pages 100
A Roman emperor, in camp between battles, writes reminders to himself: do your duty, expect ingratitude, love your fate, and remember how soon everything is forgotten.
No more talking at all about what sort of person a good man is: be one.
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