Marcus Aurelius and His Times

This hardcover edition is in excellent condition, with a sturdy binding and clean pages. There are no inscriptions or library markings, and the cover shows minimal wear. No dust jacket is present, but the book's structural integrity is well-maintained, making it a fine addition to any library.

"Marcus Aurelius and His Times" is a compelling collection of philosophical works that capture the transition from paganism to Christianity. Published by Walter J. Black, Inc. in 1945, this hardcover edition features writings from notable figures such as Marcus Aurelius, Lucian, Justin Martyr, and Walter Pater. The book is part of the Classics Club series, reflecting its enduring significance in philosophical literature. Marcus Aurelius, a Roman Emperor, is renowned for his contributions to Stoic philosophy, particularly his "Meditations," which are included in this volume. This edition, published in Roslyn, N.Y., offers a unique glimpse into the philosophical discourse of ancient times. The book is in excellent condition, with a sturdy binding and no visible inscriptions or library markings. A valuable addition to any collection of classical philosophy, it remains a significant work for those interested in the historical interplay between pagan and Christian thought.