1926 MARCUS AURELIUS. A Stoic's Notes to Himself in Fine Riviere Binding. Calvinism Perhaps the most influential expository

Perhaps the most influential expository preacher of the first half o the 20th century

The Centennial of the Constitution of the United States

in 1799 in two letters from Simon Waterman

across the photographed cartouche leaf where she is surrounded by the American flag on her left and the Foursquare flag on her right

textually very crisp and clean save some scattered foxing

1926 MARCUS AURELIUS. A Stoic's Notes to Himself in Fine Riviere Binding. Calvinism Perhaps the most influential expositoryA very finely bound copy of Rendall's edition of Marcus Aurelius Anoninus' [121 180 AD] class Stoic work, originally meant to be private notes addressed to himself and published only later, without his knowledge. No one would now dare write a book like Marcus Aurelius To Himself, or, as we call it in English, The Meditations, and present it to the world as philosophy. He didnt either. But once published, these, his most intimate thoughts, were