It was after this conflict that he wrote his Meditations, a work explaining the philosophy of Stoicism.
Architectural tributes to this man include a stone arch in Tripoli and an equestrian statue of him in Rome's Capitoline Square. Between 160 and 170 A.D, he led troops against various Germanic tribes in the Marcomannic wars (*) which resulted in the annexation of Bohemia for Rome. It was after this conflict that he wrote his Meditations, a work explaining the philosophy of Stoicism. The last of the "Five Good Emperors" of Rome, FTP, identify this man whose death is thought to mark the end of the Pax Romana.
Architectural tributes to this man include a stone arch in Tripoli and an equestrian statue of him in Rome's Capitoline Square.
{Marcus Aurelius}