In this remarkable work, the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius shares his personal reflections on life, philosophy, and the nature of the universe. Written in the form of 12 books of personal notes, Commentariorum Quos Ipse Sibi Scripsit is a compelling exploration of Stoic philosophy, self-reflection, and the challenges of living a virtuous life. Whether you are a philosopher, a historian, or simply a lover of great literature, this book is a must-read.

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