A student of Fronto and of the Stoic Epictetus, he wrote of his own philosophy in the Meditations.
He married his cousin Faustina and was in office during Galen's service as court doctor. He ruled from 161 to 180 as the successor of his adoptive father Antonius Pius. A student of Fronto and of the Stoic Epictetus, he wrote of his own philosophy in the Meditations. For 10 points—name this last of the so-called "five good emperors," succeeded by the megalomaniacal Commodus.
He married his cousin Faustina and was in office during Galen's service as court doctor.
{Marcus Aurelius} Antoninus [or {Marcus Annius} Verus]