Meditations Agatha Christie [i–vii] viii–xxvi [xxvii–xxviii]

[i–vii] viii–xxvi [xxvii–xxviii]

and for that reason Motteux is to be preferred to Shelton

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Meditations Agatha Christie [i–vii] viii–xxvi [xxvii–xxviii]Marcus Aurelius, Meditations. London: The Folio Society, 2002. Fourth printing 2004. Translated with an introduction and notes by Maxwell Staniforth, preface by A. C. Grayling, [wood ] engravings by Simon Brett. 252 176 26 mm. Pp. [ivi] viixxxiii [xxxiv], [14] 5201 [202206]. Type: Poliphilus and Blado. Printed in brown and black and bound by the Bath Press. Quarter dark brown leather, cream paper boards with a design in dark brown by Brett; dark brown