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Hey there for Capton. Welcome back to practical stoicism. And as it happens, I got snuck up on. And when I say that, I mean, we're actually on book five now. And I didn't announce that at the end of our last episode, as far as Marcus's meditations. Because I didn't realize it. The translation that we've been reading book one from,

which is from Casabon, it actually included the first two meditations of book two at the end

of book one. So I thought we had two more left because I wasn't reading ahead. And that wasn't the

case. So we are in actuality done with book with book one, and it's time, now having

covered books one through four to move on to book five. That is exciting. But before we start,

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