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The Consolation of Philosophy

With an Introduction and Contemporary Criticism
Summary:

The book presents Boethius's classic work "The Consolation of Philosophy," in which he explores themes of fortune, suffering, and happiness through a dialogue with Lady Philosophy while awaiting execution. This edition also includes modern criticism and analysis, providing contemporary perspectives on Boethius's philosophical treatise.

Key points:

1. Fortune's Unreliability: Boethius sees Fortune as unpredictable, giving and taking randomly. He believes true happiness doesn't depend on external things but comes from within.

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