Boethius' Consolation of philosophy
Book • 1897
Written in the form of a prosimetrical dialogue, 'The Consolation of Philosophy' is a deeply reflective work that explores how philosophical reflection can comfort those in distress.
It argues that true happiness comes from self-mastery and self-knowledge, not from material wealth or fame.
The book also delves into the problem of evil and the relationship between God's providence and human free will.
It argues that true happiness comes from self-mastery and self-knowledge, not from material wealth or fame.
The book also delves into the problem of evil and the relationship between God's providence and human free will.
