The Meditations of the Emperor Marcus Aurelius Antoninus

acquiesce actions affairs affect agreeable allotted alludes amongst animal Antoninus Pius appear appetites applause attention Aurelius bear befal benevolence body Casaubon catamite cause cerning character Commodus common complain conduct consider contemplate contrary dæmon death Democritus disposition duty Emperor endeavour Epictetus esteem Euripides evil excellent existence external faculty fate favour frequently friends Gataker Gods guilty Hadrian happiness Heraclitus HESIOD honour human indifferent indulge injure instance Julius Cæsar justice kind live Lucilla Lucius Verus Macedon mankind manner matter maxims mind moral never object observe occasions offend opinion pain passions perform perpetual person philosopher pleasure Plutarch Pompey precepts present preserve principle proceed proper pursuits Quadi racters rational creature reason reflect regard respect Sarmatians Seneca sense sentiments short society Socrates solicitous soul stoical Stoics subsists suffer suppose things thought tion Trajan tranquillity truth Universal Nature Verus virtue vital spirit vulgar whole wise Xenocrates