Marius the Epicurean

Walter H. Pater

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Classical Philosophy and Thought Classical Antiquity Studies Ethics, Aesthetics, and Art

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An imaginary historical portrait in which Marius is offered as a kind of self-portrait of Pater transferred to the Rome of Marcus Aurelius. Marius speculates on various views of art and life. The love of art for art's sake is advocated, as is the moral obligation to lead a good and ordered life.

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