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Interestingly, in the earliest discussions (a few years ago) the Hays and Hard seemed neck-and-neck, but in more recent discussions there has been a preference for the Hays, and in the most recent ones the Hard isn't even mentioned (except by me). Some of which you prefer might depend on what you are looking for. Both are in easy-to-ready modern English (unlike many older translations, which usually use very stilted archaic English). The Hays is both more colloquial and more poetic, and might make better inspiration, but it also apparently a very loose translation: the Hard has a reputation for being a more accurate representation of what the Greek actually says. (I do not read Greek, so cannot attest to this directly and personally, except to say that when I compare many translations, including the older Haines and Long translations which have a reputation for being very literal, the Hays is more often an outlier in meaning.) In my personal opinion, the Hicks and Hicks is closer to the Hays than the Hard, if anything even more colloquial but less poetic. Edit: added links • • • •. Given that the 'Penguin Books Great Ideas' version of the Meditations, translated by was the only version I could find at my local big box bookstore, I'm surprised I haven't heard more about it here, positive or not.

Has anyone any thoughts on it? I was moving through it nicely, but eventually started to slow down in Book 6. The english is clear, but also feels a little bit indirect and wordy, requiring more effort to extract a fairly simple sentiment. I also wonder if I'm reading it wrong, a little bit each night, as though I'm trying to get through it and call it 'read'.

I also carry it with me and will read a random passage from time to time. I think it will change to reading more of the book this way, but in a linear fashion.