Meditations

The 1634 translation of Meditations by Méric Casaubon stands out as the first English rendition of this Stoic classic, achieving remarkable popularity with numerous reprints. While the Shakespearean language may challenge contemporary readers, its poetic Elizabethan prose enriches the spiritual depth of the text. Marcus Aurelius's eloquence and articulate expression remain powerful, effectively conveying his profound thoughts and ideas throughout the work.