Meditations
Marcus Aurelius, Emperor of Rome · ~374 min total
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About Meditations
The private journal of a Roman emperor, never meant for publication. Marcus Aurelius wrote these short reflections on duty, mortality, and resilience for himself — and they’ve been a self-help bestseller for almost two thousand years.
Why it works as an audiobook
Short aphoristic entries are ideal for sleep-timer listening — one chapter (often just a few pages) per evening. The most-listened-to philosophy audiobook for a reason.
- Genre: Philosophy
- Themes: stoicism, philosophy, self-help classic, ancient wisdom
- Approximate length: 6 hours
- Source: Project Gutenberg #2680 (public domain)
