This Book Was Not Meant For Us | Build Up, Don’t Tear Down
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There are very few books like it. Certainly, none written by someone in such an unusual position.
You see, Meditations was not meant to be a book for the reader, it was a book for the author. In Greek, it was titled Eis heauton or “To Himself.” A more recent title also captures the essence: The Emperor’s Handbook.
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