Cambridge Companion to Marcus Aurelius

I'm currently in the final stages of editing The Cambridge Companion to Marcus Aurelius' Meditations. The whole manuscript was submitted to the Press last year and has been through peer review. All the contributors have revised their chapters in the light of comments and I have now read through the whole manuscript. The final task is to type up those final corrections and then it will be ready to submit. 

Here's the table of contents: 

1. Marcus Aurelius: The Man and the Meditations
   Caillan Davenport 
2. The Form and Function of the Meditations as Ethical Self-Cultivation  
   Francesca Alesse 
3. Marcus Aurelius and the Earlier Stoic Tradition 
   Benjamin Harriman 
4. Nature, Providence, and Fate 
   Gretchen Reydams-Schils 
5. Body, Mind, Soul, and Self 
   Lothar Willms 
6. Value Judgements and Emotions 
   Jean-Baptiste Gourinat 
7. Ethics and Natural Philosophy in Marcus Aurelius 
   Brad Inwood 
8. Virtue and Happiness 
   Christopher Gill 
9. Human Society and the Cosmic City 
   Jula Wildberger 
10. The Early Modern Reception of the Meditations
    John Sellars 
11. Marcus Aurelius among the Psychotherapists 
    Donald Robertson