Meditation is a personal philosophical reflection handed down by the Roman emperor Kelole in the late 2nd century A.D., mainly thinking about the ethical issues of life and natural philosophy. This is a collection of thoughts and essays written by Aurelius for himself. This dialogue, together with his twelve volumes, most of which he wrote in Lawton, pommel horse, is a milestone of Stoic philosophy.
Creation background
Marcus Aurelius's 20 years in office was a period of constant wars and frequent disasters. During most of his reign, he spent his time in military camps in imperial territories or provinces.
Most of the contents of meditation were written by him during this period. He used his spare time after hard work to write down the dialogue with his heart. At the same time, Marcus Aurelius Anthony is a famous "imperial philosopher". He received a good education in Greek literature and Latin literature, rhetoric and philosophy.