# The Emperor Marcus Antoninus: His Conversation with Himself

* THE
* EMPEROR
* Marcus Antoninus
* HIS
* CONVERSATION
* With Himself
* TOGETHER
* With the Preliminary Discourse of the Learned Gataker.
* As also,
* The Emperor's Life, Written by Monsieur D'acier, and Supported by the Authorities Collected by Dr. Stanhope.
* To which is added the Mythological Picture of Cebes the Theban, &c.
* Translated into English from the Respective Originals,
* By Jeremy Collier, M. A.
* LONDON:
* Printed for R. Sare, and to be Sold by William Davies at the Black-Bull in Cornhil, 1702.
Contents
* Preface
* Gataker's Preliminary Discourse
* The Life of the Emperour Marcus Aurelius Antoninus
* The Emperour Marcus Antoninus, his Conversation, or, Discourses with Himself:
** Book I.
** Book II.
** Book III.
** Book IV.
** Book V.
** Book VI.
** Book VII.
** Book VIII.
** Book IX.
** Book X.
** Book XI.
** Book XII.
* The Mythological Picture of Cebes the Theban
Errata.
The Emperor's Life. Page xcvii. Line 20. dele ever, p. cix. I. 12. Read founded.
In Gataker, p. 13. l. 7. r. then.
In Annotations, p. 21. l. 21. r. furnish'd him, p. 30. l. 10. r. Aboard, p. 87. l. 6. r. squeezed, Ib. Marg. r. Falernus, p. 88. l. 12. r. mightily, p. 96. I. 30. r. World, p.98. l. 25. r. Coarse, p. 101. l. 27. r. absurd, p. 103. l. 15. r. in, Ib. l. 26, r. Repetitions, p. 105. l. 1. r. entertaining, p. 111. l. 30. r. ’twas, p. 112. l. 23. r. to, Ib. l. 26, r. knows, p. 157. l. 1. r. Administration, p. 161. l. 13. r. higher, p. 164. l. 26. r. thing p. 175. l. 21. r. Doctors, p. 177. l. 15. r. his Falsehood, p. 179. l. 27. r. look’d p. 218. l. 23. r. Earthy.
In Cebes p. 247. l. 26. r. favours.
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ΜΆρκου Ἀντονίνου τοῦ Ἀντοκράτορος τῶν ἐις ἑαυτόν Βιβλία ιβ´. Marci Antonini Imperatoris, de rebus suis, sive de eis quæ ad se pertinere censebat, Libri XII. Locis hand Paucis Repurgati, Suppleti, Restituti: Versione insuper Latina Nova; Lectionibus item variis, Locisq; parallelis ad Marginem adjectis: Ac Commentario Perpetuo Explicati atque Illustrati. Studio Operaque Thomœ Gatakeri, Londinatis. Huic Secundæ Editioni acceffere Annotationes Selectiores A. D'Acerii Latinitate Donatæ, Necnon Marci Antonini Vita, Passim aucta, & Idoneis Scriptorum Veterum Testimoniis firmata; a Geo. Stanhope, Coll. Reg. apud Cantabr. quondam Socio.
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