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Personal writings of Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius.
Explores Stoic philosophy and personal introspection.
Divided into 12 books of profound wisdom.
Written for himself, not intended for publication.
Timeless teachings relevant for modern life challenges.
Influences readers across centuries of philosophical thought.
A cornerstone of Greek and philosophical literature.
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Written by philosopher Boethius during imprisonment.
Dialogue between prisoner and personified Philosophy.
Explores themes of fortune, happiness, and fate.
Influenced medieval thinkers like Chaucer and Dante.
Part of Penguin Classics' esteemed literature collection.
Includes authoritative texts with scholarly introductions.
Trusted translations by award-winning translators available.
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Explores faith and reason through Aquinas' writings.
Combines ancient philosophy with medieval theology insights.
Influential statements on fundamental Christian doctrines.
Covers diverse topics like political science and heresy.
Published by trusted Penguin Classics for over 70 years.
Includes authoritative texts and scholarly introductions.
Features up-to-date translations by award-winning translators.
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Personal writings by Roman Emperor Marcus Aurelius.
Explores Stoic philosophy and self-improvement principles.
Written in Koine Greek during military campaigns.
Comprises 12 books reflecting different life periods.
Simplified style relatable to everyday readers.
Includes a PDF document with extra content.
Intended for personal guidance, not public publication.
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Classic philosophical work by Boethius.
Explores life's ultimate questions and purpose.
Written during imprisonment and personal crisis.
Combines Greek philosophy with Christian beliefs.
Features dialogue with Lady Philosophy.
Influential in the Middle Ages and beyond.
Includes introduction and contemporary criticism sections.
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Classic spiritual autobiography by Saint Augustine.
Features F. J. Sheed's acclaimed translation.
Introduction by historian Peter Brown.
New notes on various relevant topics.
Includes map, timeline, and glossary.
Completely reset text for clarity.
Footnotes provide easy reference for readers.
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Complete works of Seneca in eight volumes.
New English translations by renowned classicists.
Explores themes of anger, mercy, and revenge.
Includes moral essays for Emperor Nero.
Features the satirical Apocolocyntosis on Claudius' reign.
Restores Seneca's significance in classical literature.
Engaging and accessible for modern readers.
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Accessible introduction to Aquinas' metaphysical concepts.
Skillful collection by expert James F. Anderson.
Lucid translation for easier comprehension.
Manageable format for readers of all levels.
Limited scope focuses on essential ideas.
Engaging writing enhances the reading experience.
Perfect for beginners and seasoned scholars alike.
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Comprehensive collection of Anselm's major works.
Explores profound theological and philosophical questions.
Accessible translation for modern readers.
Includes expert introductions and extensive notes.
Part of Oxford World's Classics prestigious series.
Ideal for scholars and interested readers alike.
Encourages critical thinking about Christianity and faith.
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Masterful translation by renowned scholar Williams.
Balances beauty and precision in language.
Captures Augustine's philosophical depth effectively.
Elegantly readable for modern audiences.
Richly evocative presentation of a classic work.
Highly recommended by leading academic authorities.
A vital addition to any philosophical library.
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Classic medieval philosophy and mysticism text.
Combines Boehner translation with new introduction.
Focuses on St. Francis' contemplative life model.
Explores Bonaventure's mystical theology and journey.
Includes Latin texts translated into English.
Ideal for beginning students of philosophy.
Part of the respected Hackett Classics series.
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Engaging philosophical dialogue with Lady Philosophy.
Explores good versus evil and suffering.
Reflects on Boethius' personal hardships.
Addresses existence of God and human nature.
Highlights importance of love and intelligence.
Modern edition with fresh cover and typesetting.
Sustainability and innovation at Mint Editions' core.
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Explore the origins of the modern essay.
Engaging reflections on diverse human experiences.
Insights into Montaigne's personal life and thoughts.
A timeless exploration of human nature.
Influenced countless writers and thinkers throughout history.
Richly layered discussions on various subjects.
Perfect for readers seeking philosophical depth.
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Explore Augustine's profound influence on Western thought.
Discusses themes like freedom, creation, and the trinity.
Engaging introduction to Augustine's philosophical development.
Pocket-sized format for convenient reading anywhere.
Part of the acclaimed Very Short Introductions series.
Written by expert authors for insightful analysis.
Ideal for quick learning on complex subjects.
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Classic spiritual autobiography by Saint Augustine.
Translated by renowned scholar F. J. Sheed.
Introduction by historian Peter Brown included.
Insightful notes by Michael Foley enhance understanding.
Captures Augustine’s poetic and profound language.
A timeless translation cherished by generations.
Produced by Echo Point Books & Media.
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Fresh perspective on Medieval European history.
Challenges myths of the "Dark Ages".
Explores beauty alongside brutality in history.
Covers a millennium of interconnected cultures.
Highlights influential figures and events.
Accessible and engaging for all readers.
Accompanying PDF available with Audible purchase.
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Comprehensive overview of Western philosophical thought.
Chronologically organized for easy understanding.
Engaging narrative brings philosophers to life.
Covers major philosophical areas and inquiries.
Authoritative guide by renowned philosopher Sir Anthony Kenny.
Accessible to both scholars and general readers.
Stimulating account of intellectual development through history.
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Insightful commentary by Thomas Aquinas.
Explores themes of being and creation.
Historical backdrop for understanding Aquinas' metaphysics.
First English translation of this neglected work.
Includes extensive annotations and bibliography.
Two valuable appendices for further study.
Essential for scholars of Neoplatonic thought.
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Anthology of three influential Jewish philosophers.
Includes Philo of Alexandria's important writings.
Sa'adia Gaon's Book of Doctrine and Beliefs included.
Yehuda Halevi's Kuzari features abridged selections.
Edited and introduced by renowned scholars.
Essential reading for students of Jewish thought.
Offers insights into medieval Jewish philosophy.
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Explores philosophy during imprisonment and impending execution.
Combines music, logic, theology, and philosophy themes.
Influential translations by notable figures throughout history.
Examines Boethius's impact on Western thought and culture.
First major English study of his writings.
Analyzes Boethius's educational program in liberal arts.
Traces his career under Gothic King Theoderic.
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Boethius wrote during imprisonment awaiting execution.
Explores the relationship between philosophy and faith.
Utilizes Meippean Satire style, blending prose and verse.
Influenced major thinkers like Aquinas and Dante.
Translated into several languages, including Old English.
Part of Oxford World's Classics series, well-respected.
Offers scholarly insights and extensive notes for readers.
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Explores Aquinas's view on self-love and self-governance.
Discusses the significance of subjective self-experience.
Links self-love to personal nature and action.
Addresses contemporary issues in self-governance discussion.
Defends Aquinas's relevance to modern philosophical debates.
Provides systematic account of self-experience's implications.
Highlights self-friendship's role in personal development.
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Explores Aquinas' integration of faith and reason.
Analyzes existence and nature of God effectively.
Discusses human intellect, will, and moral life.
Examines societal roles and ultimate human purpose.
Draws from diverse philosophical and theological sources.
Provides insights into medieval Scholastic philosophy.
Relevant ideas for contemporary philosophical discussions.
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Classic philosophical work by Boethius.
Written during imprisonment and impending execution.
Dialogue between prisoner and Philosophy as a nurse.
Explores themes of fortune, happiness, and free will.
Influential on medieval European thinkers like Chaucer.
Combines prose and verse for engaging reading experience.
A timeless exploration of human existence and thought.
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Classic collection of Montaigne's profound insights.
Explores diverse topics with modern sensibility.
Engaging and conversational writing style.
Reflects on love, grief, and friendship.
Captivating blend of humor and seriousness.
A timeless exploration of the human experience.
Ideal for both casual and academic readers.
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Introduction to Thomistic ethics for beginners.
Explores virtue, vice, happiness, and self-control.
Contrasts Aquinas's views with popular moral theories.
Guides self-examination through reason, will, and emotions.
Distinguishes between moral and intellectual virtues.
Teaches true happiness through reasonable pursuits.
Ideal for students and philosophy newcomers.
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Classic work by Sir Thomas More.
First published in Latin in 1516.
Explores the concept of an ideal society.
Advocates for community ownership of goods.
Features religious tolerance and equality.
Influenced by earlier philosophers like Plato.
Enduring relevance in modern societal discussions.
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Explores true happiness through Aquinas's philosophy.
Analyzes human acts and their relation to happiness.
Part of the Notre Dame Series in Great Books.
Accurate and contemporary English translation provided.
Addresses both ultimate and proximate life goals.
Challenges readers to reflect on human fulfillment.
Timeless insights from a foundational Christian thinker.
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