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An emperor's private notebook accidentally became history's best-selling reminder to chill.
means A series of personal writings, especially Marcus Aurelius's reflections on Stoic philosophy and self-discipline, never meant for publication.
from From Latin meditatio, a thinking-over; Marcus titled his Greek journal nothing — others called it Ta eis heauton, To Himself.
Not a bookJust a Roman emperor talking himself off ledges.
Stoic bibleQuoted by generals, founders, and exhausted parents alike.
Written on campaignDrafted between battles along the cold Danube frontier.