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Marcus Aurelius: MeditationsOxford World's Classics The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius (AD 121 180) is a private notebook of philosophical reflections, written by a Roman emperor probably on military campaign in Germany. In short, highly charged comments, Marcus draws on Stoic philosophy to confront challenges that he felt acutely, but which are also shared by all human beings the looming presence of death, making sense of one's social role and projects, the moral significance

but was also alive to his faults: he presents a compelling account of an exceptional leader

Aristides Leonides

Η απελευθέρωση τη φέρνει πίσω στην Ελλάδα για να χτίσει με πάθος και πείσμα από την αρχή τη ζωή της

Written at a time of brutal political and social change

Manolis and Andreas in the weeks leading up to the evacuation of the island

looking after him as he walked away

and his conflict with his leader Agamemnon

and her watchful maid

How to Be a Bad Emperor is a delightfully enlightening guide to the dangers of power without character

rationalism) as well as language

Of all the classical poets Gaius Valerius Catullus (c

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