Kitap · Meditations
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Yazar: Marcus Aurelius
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'There's an unpremeditated hendecasyllable for you. So before I
begin to poetize, I'll take an easy with you. Farewell, my
heart's desire, your Verus's best beloved, most distinguisht
consul, master most sweet. Farewell I ever pray, sweetest soul.
What a letter do you think you have written me I could make bold
to say, that never did she who bore me and nurst me, write
anything SO delightful, so honey-sweet. And this does not come of
your fine style and eloquence: otherwise not my mother only, but
all who breathe.'
To the pupil, never was anything on earth so fine as his master's
eloquence; on this theme Marcus fairly bubbles over with
enthusiasm.
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