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Marcus Aurelius wrote thousands of words throughout his life. But as he died, he spoke only six words. He remained silent throughout his life. But with his last breath, he changed history. He was wise for 59 years. But in his last 24 hours, he became human.In this video, we recount Marcus Aurelius' last 24 hours, hour by hour, breath by breath. March 17, 180 AD... The plague is spreading in Vindobona, Rome's fate is in jeopardy, the emperor is on his deathbed. His son Commodus is waiting at the door, generals are listening to his final orders, and Marcus utters six words with his last ounce of strength: “Do not mourn me — learn instead.”These six words were not the final cry of an emperor, but of a human being. Historians debated these words for 1847 years. 🔔 Subscribe to our channel and don't miss history's most profound moments! #MarcusAurelius #Stoicism #Rome #HistoricalMoments