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“Meditations” by Marcus Aurelius is a timeless collection of philosophical reflections written by the Roman Emperor during moments of solitude and self-examination. Rooted in Stoic philosophy, the work explores themes such as self-discipline, mortality, resilience, and the pursuit of virtue amidst the burdens of leadership. This edition features the classic English translation by Meric Casaubon, whose 17th-century prose preserves the gravity, elegance, and moral clarity of the original text.

Discover the timeless wisdom of Marcus Aurelius in this definitive edition of Meditations — where Stoic philosophy and ancient wisdom meet modern life. Written by Rome’s philosopher-emperor, this new annotated translation bridges 2,000 years of history, offering practical tools for resilience, self-mastery, and ethical living in today’s world. ✨ KEY FEATURES: ✅ New Translation from the Original Greek – A clear, modern rendering that preserves Marcus’ profound yet accessible voice. ✅ Deep Dive into Ancient Wisdom – Annotations decode Stoic principles, historical context, ...

Martin Liedtke, is a leading-light who puts his neck on the line for truth. He got involved in archaeology and history and while digging away at ancient sites, he unearthed more questions than answers were given. Rather than accept the narrative presented, Martin began to pose questions of his own - and began to explore. What Martin found was earth-shattering and mind-blowing - and his book, The Holy Grail of Our Flat Earth, gives you the answers. Martin's revelations on his YouTube channel urge you to want to find out more. Now, in his book, you are offered an alternative story of ...

Rome was never just an empire. It was a myth made real. From wolf-raised kings to god-killed tyrants, 'Imperium Romanum' resurrects the story of the Roman Empire in the only way it ever made sense: as a living legend. Told with raw power and mythic clarity, this is no ordinary history book. It’s a retelling from the inside out—where truth bleeds into prophecy, and every fall echoes into the future. Follow the rise of iron and fire, through the betrayals of Brutus, the madness of Nero, and the collapse that shook the world. This is not a tale of statues and dates.

Besides Egypt, many other great civilizations once existed in Africa. Some of these autochthonous civilizations (genuinely African in their roots) built pyramids akin to the Egyptian ones, some built great cities (the remains of which can still be visited today) and some even invented their own writing systems thousands of years ago… This first civilisation to be studied in this series is the Kingdom of Numidia. The best known also because many ancient texts (Carthaginian, Greek and Roman) mention it. Numidia existed centuries BC and in its long history got involved in many wars and ...