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Phyllis P Williams

Avoid These Stoicism Misconceptions At All Costs  Marcus Aurelius — The Emperor Who Didn’t Want to Rule | Stoic Wisdom of Rome  Discover the wisdom of Marcus Aurelius — Rome’s philosopher-king. Learn how his Stoic mindset shaped leadership and peace during chaos.  💭 “Waste no more time arguing what a good man should be. Be one.” — Marcus Aurelius  #MarcusAurelius #StoicWisdom #EternalEmpire #AncientRome #RomanPhilosophy

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00:00The year was 52 BC. Rome was at war in Gaul, and a young soldier named Lucius Vero marched beneath

00:06Caesar's banner. He carried not only his sword, but also a small wooden charm his sister had given

00:12him, promising he would return. The battles were brutal forests burned, rivers ran red,

00:18and friends fell around him. In the chaos, Lucius fought with one thought only,

00:23I must survive, I must go home. At last, after years of war, the legions returned to Rome in

00:29triumph. Crowds cheered Caesar, but Lucius searched only for one face. There, by the city gates,

00:36stood his sister holding the same wooden charm. He had kept his promise. Rome had won glory,

00:41but for Lucius, victory was simply coming home.

Marcus Aurelius — The Emperor Who Didn’t Want to Rule Stoic Wisdom of Rome

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