The Worlds History And Its Makers volume 1
The Worlds History And Its Makers volume 1
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Order and tranquillity reigned in his days.
Marcus Aurelius, surnamed "the Philosopher, " and also called Antoninus, after his adoption by the preceding Emperor, reigned from A. D. 161 to 180. He was a man of spotless virtue, devoted to literature and philosophy, HISTORY OF ROME 273 and was the best product of Stoicism, to which he was a lifelong adherent. His "Meditations, " written in the Greek tongue, is an extant work, registering his ideas and feelings on moral and religious points, and gi...ving us the philosophy of heathenism in its noblest form. It was a little before this time that the great Stoic teacher Epictetus had put new life into that form of philosophy which he professed, as made known to us in the writings of his pupil Arrian, who was to him what Xenophon was to Socrates. In the reign of Aurelius the barbarian nations on the north- ern frontier of the Roman Empire began to be restless, and gave great trouble during most of his time. The Marcomannic War takes its name from the powerful peo- ple (Marcomanni, i.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Order and tranquillity reigned in his days.
Marcus Aurelius, surnamed "the Philosopher, " and also called Antoninus, after his adoption by the preceding Emperor, reigned from A. D. 161 to 180. He was a man of spotless virtue, devoted to literature and philosophy, HISTORY OF ROME 273 and was the best product of Stoicism, to which he was a lifelong adherent. His "Meditations, " written in the Greek tongue, is an extant work, registering his ideas and feelings on moral and religious points, and gi...ving us the philosophy of heathenism in its noblest form. It was a little before this time that the great Stoic teacher Epictetus had put new life into that form of philosophy which he professed, as made known to us in the writings of his pupil Arrian, who was to him what Xenophon was to Socrates. In the reign of Aurelius the barbarian nations on the north- ern frontier of the Roman Empire began to be restless, and gave great trouble during most of his time. The Marcomannic War takes its name from the powerful peo- ple (Marcomanni, i.
What to read after The Worlds History And Its Makers volume 1?
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