About Marcus Aurelius
Marcus Aurelius (121-180 AD) was a Roman Emperor and philosopher known for his contributions to Stoic philosophy, particularly through his work "Meditations," which reflects his thoughts on virtue, duty, and the nature of life. As the last of the Five Good Emperors, he ruled from 161 AD until his death and is often remembered for his commitment to philosophy, governance, and the welfare of his citizens amidst the challenges of a turbulent era. His leadership during the Marcomannic Wars and his dedication to Stoicism continue to inspire people to this day.
