Kitap · Meditations
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Yazar: Marcus Aurelius
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Sometimes Fronto sends him a theme to work up, as thus: 'M.
Lucilius tribune of the people violently throws into prison a
free Roman citizen, against the opinion of his colleagues who
demand his release. For this act he is branded by the censor.
Analyse the case, and then take both sides in turn, attacking and
defending.'[21] Or again: 'A Roman consul, doffing his state
robe, dons the gauntlet and kills a lion amongst the young men at
the Quinquatrus in full view of the people of Rome. Denunciation
before the censors.'[22] The prince has a fair knowledge of
Greek, and quotes from Homer, Plato, Euripides, but for some
reason Fronto dissuaded him from this study.[23] His Meditations
are written in Greek.
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