沉思录_Marcus_Aurelius_Meditations
作者：Marcus Surelius
播音：佚名
音频：53
更新：沉思录文本.pdf
进度：已完结
Stirring reflections on the human condition from a warrior and emperor provide a fascinating glimpse into the mind and personality of a highly principled Roman of the 2nd century. Recognizing that suffering is at the core of life, he counsels stoic detachment in the face of inevitable pain, loss and death.
- 1-Book 1.mp3下
- 1-Book 2 - Composed among the Quadi on the River Gran.mp3下
- 1-Book 3 - This written in Carnumtum.mp3下
- 1-Book 4.mp3下
- 1-Consider, for example, the times of Vespasian.mp3下
- 1-Death is such as birth is, a mystery of nature.mp3下
- 1-From Sextus, a benevolent disposition.mp3下
- 1-If souls continue to exist, how does the air give room.mp3下
- 1-In my adoptive father I observed mildness of temper.mp3下
- 1-Labour not unwillingly, nor without regard.mp3下
- 1-Theophrastus, in his comparison of evil actions.mp3下
- 1-Though you should be going to live three thousand years.mp3下
- 1-Throw awa then all else but hod to these few things only.mp3下
- 1-To the gods I am indebted for having good grandfathers.mp3下
- 2-01 If any god told you that you die tomorrow.mp3下
- 2-02 Book 5.mp3下
- 2-03 A prayer of the Athenians.mp3下
- 2-04 About what am I now employing my own soul-.mp3下
- 2-05 Things themselves do not touch the soul.mp3下
- 2-06 The intelligence of the universe is social.mp3下
