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Marcus Aurelius in Love by Marcus Aurelius, Marcus Cornelius Fronto, 2007-06-01

MEDITATIONS OF THE EMPEROR MARCUS AURELIUS ANTONINUS, THE (Natural Law Paper) by FRANCIS HUTCHESON, 2007-01-01

The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius: Spiritual Teachings and Reflections (Sacred Wisdom)

The Golden Book Of Marcus Aurelius (Kessinger Publishing's Rare Reprints)

Marcus Aurelius to himself : in English by Gerald Henry Rendall, 2009-09-25

Marcus Aurelius: A Biography (Roman Imperial Biographies) by Anthony R Birley, Anthony Birley, 2000-08-08

The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius by Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, 2009-06-21

Selections from the Thoughts of Marcus Aurelius for Every Day in the Year by Marcus Aurelius, 2010-02-13

Meditations by Marcus Aurelius Antoninus, 2008-02-26

The Apology, Phaedo and Crito of Plato; the Golden Sayings of Epictetus; the Meditations of Marcus Aurelius with Introductions and Notes (The Harvard Classics [Leatherbound], Deluxe Edition, Registered Edition) by Phaedo, Plato, et all 1937

Four Reasonable Men: Marcus Aurelius, John Stuart Mill, Ernest Renan, Henry Sidgwick by Brand Blanshard, 1984-06-01

Marcus Aurelius Antoninus to himself: in English by Marcus Aurelius, 1920-01-01

Harvard Classics, Vol. 02: Plato, Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius by Plato, Marcus Aurelius, et all 2007-06-01

The Apology, Phaedo and Crito of Plato / The Golden Sayings of Epictetus / The Meditations of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus / The Philosophy of Antoninus (Harvard Classics, Vol. 2) by Plato, Epictetus, et all 1909

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CLASS 378: Marcus Aurelius
marcus aurelius. Accession. When Antoninus Pius died, marcus aureliuswas already in possession of the tribunician power and maius
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Extractions: Marcus Aurelius When Antoninus Pius died, Marcus Aurelius was already in possession of the tribunician power and maius imperium and had been acting as a full co-regent for years. Thus, at the first session of the senate after the death, the only thing that needed to be done after proclaiming Antoninus' deification was to the title Augustus and the office of pontifex maximus bestowed on the new emperor. But Marcus refused unless the full imperial honors were granted to his adoptive brother L. Ceionius Commodus. To this the senate acquiesced, and Marcus himself adopted the name "Antoninus" to perpetuate the memory of his adoptive father, while he bestowed on his brother his own birth name of Verus. Thus, the new co-emperor became known as Lucius Verus. To him Marcus betrothed his eldest daughter. (Born in 150, she would not be able to marry for several years yet.) This event was unheard of in all of Roman history. It is true that in the later period multiple Augusti are known, but if they were of equal status, there was a physical division of the empire among them. Otherwise, when there were two possesors of the tribunician power, one would have a definitely superior position. This is the only time that there were two equal Augusti operating throughout the empire. Yet, even at that, the two new emperors were not quite equal. Marcus was the elder by ten years, and seems to have made the important decisions himself. Though they issued decrees jointly in both their names, Marcus was clearly the guiding force.
Coins Of The Emperor Marcus Aurelius
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Extractions: (Go to Coins) Marcus Aurelius was born in 121 AD, the son of Annius Verus who was the brother of Faustina the Elder, wife of Antoninus Pius. Very early in his life he gained the favor of the emperor Hadrian who made him a Salian priest when only 8 and supervised his education. He was later adopted by Antoninus Pius and was married to his daughter, Faustina the Younger, in 145. With the birth of their first child in 146, he was designated as Pius partner in power when the emperor bestowed upon him tribunician and proconsular powers. Aurelius succeeded as emperor in 161 with the death of Antoninus Pius. Lucius Verus, who was also adopted by Pius, became emperor alongside Aurelius who insisted on having him as his colleague in power. Meditations which highlighted his high Stoic principles and survives to this day. Denarius Obverse: Head of Antoninus Pius, encircled by DIVVS ANTONINVS. Reverse: Eagle standing on altar, encircled by CONSECRATIO. Upon Marcus Aurelius succession, the past emperor Antoninus Pius was remembered for his deeds through his consecration. This coin type marks the historical event of Pius consecration ceremony. The obverse shows the head of Antoninus bare with the name DIVVS ANTONINVS, the Deified Antoninus. Its simplistic style which features his head bare is unusual for one who is being acknowledged as a god since gods are most often pictured wearing the radiate or laurel crown. The reverse shows an eagle standing upon an altar. The eagle was the bird of immortality, a minister of Jupiter which carried the souls of favored mortals to heaven. In consecration ceremonies a funeral pyre containing the emperors body was lighted and an eagle released from its summit as if to bear the emperors soul to heaven. The scene is surrounded by the legend CONSECRATIO which simply means Consecration.
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Extractions: Manufacturer's Closeouts! Books Music Classical Music DVDs VHS Video Games Electronics Software Kitchen Marcus Aurelius (121-180) was a Roman Emperor from 161 to 180 AD. He is best known for his Meditations . He was concerned with the social problems of the poor, the enlsaved, and the incarcerated. Ironically, he continued the persecution of the growing Christian population. He died of the plague while planning an excursion that would have extended the Roman Empire northwards. His son and successor, Commodus, abandoned those plans. Marcus Aurelius was one of the great philosophers who embraced Stoicism. He was influenced by Epicetus as a young man. "If you are distressed by anything external, the pain is not due to the thing itself but to your own estimate of it; and this you have the power to revoke at any moment." Quotes by Marcus Aurelius Biography Full text of The Meditations Short Biography of Marcus Aurelius Quotes from Bartlett's.
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Extractions: Marcus Aurelius- - in full Caesar Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus, original name (until Ad 161) Marcus Annius Verus b. April 26, AD 121, Rome d. March 17, 180, Vindobona [Vienna], or Sirmium, Pannonia Roman emperor (ad 161-180), best known for his Meditations on Stoic philosophy. Marcus Aurelius has symbolized for many generations in the West the Golden Age of the Roman Empire. Youth and apprenticeship. When he was born, his paternal grandfather was already consul for the second time and prefect of Rome, which was the crown of prestige in a senatorial career; his father's sister was married to the man who was destined to become the next emperor and whom he himself would in due time succeed; and his maternal grandmother was heiress to one of the most massive of Roman fortunes. Marcus thus was related to several of the most prominent families of the new Roman establishment, which had consolidated its social and political power under the Flavian emperors (69-96), and, indeed, the ethos of that establishment is relevant to his own actions and attitudes. The governing class of the first age of the Roman Empire, the Julio-Claudian, had been little different from that of the late Republicit was urban Roman (despising outsiders), extravagant, cynical, and amoral; the new establishment, however, was largely of municipal and provincial originas were its emperorscultivating sobriety and good works and turning more and more to piety and religiosity.
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Extractions: Two lost arches dedicated to emperor Marcus Aurelius Rome Italy Two ancient triumphal arches dedicated to the emperor Marcus Aurelius have been completely lost. Nothing is known about where they stood. The Capitoline Museum houses some reliefs from an arch of Marcus Aurelius Eight reliefs from the other arch are now on the Arch of Constantine , placed on the sides of the attic. LacusCurtius: Platner: A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome This page is linked under the names " Arches of Marcus Aurelius " and " Arcus M. Aurelii ". Last changed 2002-11-26 Poster offers from AllPosters.com and BareWalls.com
Roman Emperor - Marcus Aurelius
The Stoic philosopher marcus aurelius followed Antoninus Pius as emperor andwas followed by his own son Commodus. Roman Emperor marcus aurelius.
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A marcus aurelius. (AD 121180). Books to Buy. The Meditations of MarcusAurelius Antoninus And a Selection from the Letters of Marcus Fronto.
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Extractions: Graphics courtesy of Art Today The last of the five "good" emperors (A.D. 161-180), Caesar Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Augustus (born Marcus Annius Verus) followed Antoninus Pius and was followed by his own son Commodus. Known for the Stoic philosophy, Marcus Aurelius not only wrote his Meditations , but also waged wars. His reign marked the end of the Pax Romana.
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The Roman emperor marcus aurelius, 161180 AD A large (31 mm, half-dollarsize), thick, brass sestertius, struck 171 AD. Obverse
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Extractions: A large (31 mm, half-dollar size), thick, brass sestertius , struck 171 AD. Obverse legend: M ANTONINVS AVG TR P XXV The "M" is for "Marcus". The precise date is known by the "TRP XXV" in the legend which refers to the 25th year he held the power of the tribune, which was 171 AD. The reverse shows Victory inscribing "VIC GER" on a shield, which refers to victories over the Germans. The legend around is "IMP VI COS III", which refers to the 6th time he was acclaimed "Imperator" (something like "victorious commander-in-chief") and that he had been consul three times. Return to "What do people collect? Return to the beginning of page 1 of Ancient Roman and Greek Coins
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Translate this page adoptationem legit, ut sibi Marcum Pius adoptaret, ita tamen ut et Marcus sibi Lucium 5Tunc primum pro Annio Aurelius coepit vocari, quod in Aureliam, hoc est
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Extractions: VITA MARCI ANTONINI PHILOSOPHI IULI CAPITOLINI XV. 1 Fuit autem consuetudo Marco, ut in circensium spectaculo legeret audiretque ac suscriberet. ex quo quidem saepe iocis popularibus dicitur lacessitus. 2 Multum sane potuerunt liberti sub Marco et Vero Geminus et Agaclytus. 3 Tantae autem sanctitatis fuit Marcus, ut Veri vitia et celaverit et defenderit, cum ei vehementissime displicerent, mortuumque eum divum appellaverit amitasque eius et sorores honoribus et salariis decretis sublevaverit atque provexerit sacrisque eum plurimis honoraverit. 4 Flaminem et Antoninianos sodales et omnes honores, qui divis habentur, eidem dedicavit. 5 Nemo est principum, quem non gravis fama perstringat, usque adeo ut etiam Marcus in sermonem venerit, quod Verum vel veneno ita tulerit, ut parte cultri veneno lita vulvam inciderit venenatam partem fratri edendam propinans et sibi innoxiam reservans, 6 vel certe per medicum Posidippum, qui ei sanguinem intempestive dicitur emisisse. Cassius post mortem Veri a Marco descivit. Historia Augusta The Latin Library The Classics Page
Notes On Marcus Aurelius
Notes on marcus aurelius. Bruce MacLennan. I. Some Important Stoics. A. Predecessorsto Stoicism. F. Epictetus (60117 CE). G. marcus aurelius (121-180 CE). II.
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Extractions: Notes on Marcus Aurelius Bruce MacLennan I. Some Important Stoics A. Predecessors to Stoicism Heraclitus (fl. 500 BCE) Socrates (469-399 BCE) Cynics Antisthenes (fl. 406 BCE) Diogenes of Sinope (412-323 BCE) B. Zeno of Citium (335-265 BCE) C. Chrysippus (280-208 BCE) D. Cicero (106-43 BCE) E. Seneca (4 BCE-65 CE) F. Epictetus (60-117 CE) G. Marcus Aurelius (121-180 CE) II. Review: Philosophy as a Way of Life See item I.C in "Notes on Lucretius" III. The Stoic Way of Life A. Goals of Wisdom: 1. Serenity ( Joy ( ) as opposed to Pleasure ( Autonomy ( The mind as impregnable citadel ( acropolis ) [VIII.48] (3. "Cosmic Consciousness" – Hadot) B. which are achieved by Living in Harmony with Nature C. which is achieved by Concentration on the Present Moment Only the present moment is in our control, and only in respect to judgment, desire and intention. It requires mastery by reason over the feelings, which are distracting. The sage displays perfect absence of passion ( A profound feeling of participation in Nature. The perfection of the moment depends on its quality, not on its quantity (duration).
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Extractions: A Conservation Partnership Conservators applying modern synthetic fill material and beginning the process of in-painting to visually unify the statue in the conservation studio at the Getty. Project Overview This collaborative project between the Pergamon Museum in Berlin and the J. Paul Getty Museum explores the complexities and challenges of conserving ancient sculpture. The goal was to stabilize and preserve a marble statue of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius. In 1998, the J. Paul Getty Museum began a collaborative project with the Pergamon Museum in Berlin to conserve an important, life-size, ancient sculpture in their collection. The statue, a partially preserved first-century body with a second-century head of the Roman emperor Marcus Aurelius, originally came from the 17th-century collection of the Villa Montalto Negroni in Rome, Italy. It was then acquired by the Royal Cabinet collection of Berlin in 1791, and eventually displayed in the Pergamon Museum at the beginning of the 20th century. In 1997, the department of Antiquities Conservation at the Getty had just finished the conservation treatment of the
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Extractions: Seneca , ani Epiktétos nehlásali tak naléhavì a pøesvìdèivì tvrdou morálku, nutnost spoléhat sám na sebe a starat se o druhé. Marcus byl fatalista, moná k tomu trochu pøispìla i mandragora, kterou uíval. Poctivì a dùslednì pøenáel své zásady lidskosti a slunosti do celého svého ivotního stylu. Oèekávaný konflikt s Parthií skuteènì v roce 162 nastal, na východ byl vyslán Lucius Verus. K posílení øímských vojsk na východì byly vyslány i legie z rýnského a hlavnì z dunajského prostoru. Øímané dosáhli pøesvìdèivého vítìzství, obnovili svou presti v Arménii, ohroované parthskou invazí a do rukou vojsk padla i mìsta Seleukie a Ktesifon. Verus mìl na tìchto vítìzstvích jen symbolický podíl, hlavní tíi operací nesl vynikající velitel Avidius Cassius, který se v letech 165 - 166 stal legátem v Sýrii. Roku 166 Verus, bez ohledu na své skuteèné zásluhy, slavil v Øímì triumf. Pøiblinì v dobì, kdy konèilo východní taení, dolo v jiné èásti pohranièních zemí k dalí události, která ohlaovala trvalou pøemìnu svìtové scény. Pøes horní, støední i dolní tok Dunaje se zaèaly valit v mohutných výpadech Germáni i pøísluníci jiných kmenù. Kmeny opoutìly své bainaté lesní mýtiny a smìøovaly do bohatích zemích za øímskou hranicí. Dalím impulsem byl s nejvìtí pravdìpodobností pohyb Gótù, kteøí se vydali ze svých tehdejích sídel na Visle jihovýchodním smìrem a s sebou strhávali do pohybu dalí kmeny. Na øíské území se draly kmeny Markomanù, Kvádù, Hermundurù, Naristové, Lugiové, Burové, Jazygové, Alanové, Roxolani a dalí. Války, které z tìchto pøesunù nastaly jsou oznaèovány jako Markomanské, podle kmene, který nesl hlavní tíi bojù.
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Extractions: Marcus Aurelius was Emperor from 161 to 180 A.D. No ruler ever came to power with higher ideals and purposes. Marcus Aurelius could be considered the first Freemason. His famous work The Meditations could be considered the source of Masonic morality. He, like Albert Pike , saw the need for morality in both the individual and the state. Marcus Aurelius was trained in philosophy by Apollonius of Chalcedon: in the Greek language by Sextus of Chaeronea, the grandson of Plutarch, while the eminent orator Fronto instructed him in Latin literature. He conducted himself towards all men at Rome, as if he had been their equal, being moved by no arrogance by his elevation to the Empire. He exercised prompt liberality, and managed the provinces with the utmost kindness and indulgence. Under his rule affairs were successfully conducted against the Germans. He himself carried on a war with the Marcomanni, which was greater than any in the memory of man (in the way of wars with the Germans)-so that it was compared to the Punic Wars, for it was exceedingly formidable, and in it whole armies were lost; especially as in this reign, after the victory over the Parthians there occurred a great pestilence so that at Rome, and throughout Italy and the provinces a large fraction of the population, and actually the bulk of the regular troops perished from the plague. After his victory he was so magnificent in his display of games he is said to have exhibited in the arena one hundred lions at once. Having then at last rendered the state happy by his excellent management and gentleness of character, he died in the eighteenth year of his reign, in the sixty-first of his life. He was enrolled among the gods, all the Senate voting unanimously that he should have such honor.

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