Marcus Aurelius

  • 马可.奥里利乌斯(罗马皇帝兼斯多葛派哲学家,121-180)
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  1. But had he been starting out today , he might have been quoting Marcus Aurelius .

    但如果他是在当下开始创业,或许他引用的就会是马可.奥勒留(MarcusAurelius)的话了。

  2. And so none of them can hurt me . " -- Marcus Aurelius

    这就是为何他们的所作所为并不能伤害到我。“--马可·奥里利乌斯

  3. Since it was Marcus aurelius .

    因为是马卡斯奥里勒斯。

  4. To commemorate his father * Marcus aurelius .

    来纪念他的父亲,马卡斯奥里勒斯。

  5. These are the wishes of Marcus aurelius .

    那是马卡斯奥里勒斯的心愿。

  6. Marcus Aurelius is dead , maximus .

    马卡斯奥里勒斯已经死了,马西墨斯。

  7. Equestrian status of Marcus Aurelius in front of the Palazzo Senatorio . Rome , Lazio , Italy .

    马库斯骑马的雕塑在宫殿前面,拉齐奥,意大利。

  8. It is true I read the meditations of Marcus Aurelius on many occasions , and I was very deeply impressed by the words that he wrote .

    我确曾多次阅读马克·奥里利乌斯的沉思录,为他写下的那些话语所深深折服。

  9. She may be faustina , wife of the emperor and Stoic philosopher Marcus aurelius , according to Angela marinazzo , director of the provincial Archaeological Museum in brindisi .

    布林迪斯地方考古博物馆的馆长安吉拉玛里拉佐认为她可能是福斯蒂娜,马可奥勒利乌斯的妻子。奥勒利乌斯是国王也是斯多葛派哲学家。

  10. He has sold nearly a quarter of a million copies of his book The Obstacle Is the Way : The Timeless Art of Turning Trials Into Triumph , which is inspired by Marcus Aurelius 's Meditations .

    他的著作《障碍就是道路:将尝试转为成功的永恒艺术》(TheObstacleIstheWay:TheTimelessArtofTurningTrialsIntoTriumph)已经卖出了近25万册,灵感正是来自于马可.奥勒留的《沉思录》(Meditations)。

  11. The modern embrace of Stoicism seems vapid if one tries to compare the torments of an entrepreneur in Mountain View with the agonies of Marcus Aurelius facing war and death on the fringes of his empire .

    如果把加州山景城中的一位创业者遭受的折磨,与身处帝国存亡边缘、面对战争和死亡的马可.奥勒留的痛苦比较一下,现代人对斯多葛主义的奉行似乎不值一提。

  12. In his Meditations , Marcus Aurelius wrote that when you were presented with a fine meal , you should consider this is the dead body of a fish and this is the dead body of a bird or a pig .

    在《沉思录》中,马可.奥勒留写道,如果有人给你奉上一顿美餐,你应该想这是一条鱼的尸体,这是一只鸟或一头猪的尸体。

  13. The Romans borrowed freely from the Greeks but excelled in different fields - engineering , architecture , satire , and ethics ( the Stoic tradition peaked in Rome , a little later , with the writings of Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius ) .

    罗马人自由地借鉴希腊文明,但却更擅长于一些的领域——工程学、建筑学、讽刺文学和伦理学(稍后的时期里,禁欲主义通过埃皮克提图(Epictetus)和马克奥里利乌斯(MarcusAurelius)的著作在罗马达到顶峰)。