The Consolation of Philosophy

By Boethius

Categories: Literature & Fiction, Religion & Spirituality

Boethius's sixth-century dialogue, written in prison before his execution, in which Lady Philosophy consoles him on fortune, happiness, and the nature of the good.

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• Ryan Holiday: “I found it very moving and a great example of what philosophy is supposed to do–which is to help us in our darkest moments.”