How to Think Like a Roman Emperor: The Stoic Philosophy of Marcus Aurelius

2: THE MOST TRUTHFUL CHILD IN ROME

1. Historia Augusta, 4.1.

2. Historia Augusta, 15.13.

3. Discourses, 3.23.

4. Meditations, 1.3.

5. Meditations, 8.9; 6.12; 5.16.

6. Meditations, 1.7.

7. Meditations, 5.33.

8. Meditations, 1.5.

9. Meditations, 1.6.

10. Meditations, 7.19.

11. Meditations, 1.17; 6.30.

12. Fronto, Letters, in Meditations (trans. Hard).

13. Fronto, Letters, in Meditations (trans. Hard).

14. Historia Augusta, 10.4.

15. Meditations, 1.8.

16. Fronto, Letters, in Meditations (trans. Hard).

17. On Anger, 2.3–4.

18. Letters, 53.

19. On the Constancy of the Sage, 10.4.

20. Meditations, 7.17.

21. Meditations, 5.26.

22. Meditations, 9.29; 4.51.

23. Meditations, 9.1.

24. Meditations, 3.5; 3.11.

25. Discourses, 3.8.

26. Discourses, 3.8.

27. Handbook, 45.

28. Meditations, 8.49.

29. Hadot, Philosophy as a Way of Life, 187–88.

30. Discourses, 3.8.

31. Handbook, 45.

32. Beck, Cognitive Therapy and the Emotional Disorders.

33. Epictetus, Fragment 21 in Discourses, books 3–4: Fragments, Handbook.

34. Handbook, 5.

35. Alford and Beck, Integrative Power of Cognitive Therapy, 142.