Streetlight Philosophy No. 10
Meditations
Marcus Aurelius
Streetlight Press
Streetlight Philosophy No. 10
Meditations
Marcus Aurelius
Written by a man who ran an empire and still could not control his own mind.
A private journal of Stoic practice, not a treatise meant for publication.
Composed on campaign along the Danube frontier, roughly 170–180 AD, between the demands of war and the habits of self-examination.
It endured because it refuses consolation theater — the sentences stay hard enough to think with.
When attention is fragmented and authority is noisy, these notes offer a quieter discipline: govern yourself first.
Publisher’s noteThis edition follows a modern English rendering of the Greek; apparatus that belongs to later scholars has been set aside so the voice of the text can stand alone. Newly typeset in EB Garamond on cream paper.
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Softcover · matte · standard shipping and dedication included
~234 pages · estimated for the house setting
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