Meditations

The 1634 translation of Meditations by Méric Casaubon stands out as the first popular English rendition of this Stoic classic, celebrated for its poetic Elizabethan prose. While modern readers may find the language challenging, the eloquence of Aurelius's thoughts remains impactful, capturing the essence of his spiritual insights. Casaubon's work has been reprinted numerous times, reflecting its enduring appeal and the beauty of its articulation, making it a significant contribution to the understanding of Stoic philosophy.