141. Above all, we are citizens of the world

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141. Above all, we are citizens of the world

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Marcus Aurelius recognizes that, as Antoninus, he is a citizen of Rome. But more fundamentally, he is a citizen of the human cosmopolis. Some pretty radical consequences immediately follow...

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141. Above all, we are citizens of the world

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