Contents: Preface; I. A Glance at the Controversy on Boethius; II. Boethius and Theodoric; III. The ‘Consolation of Philosophy’; IV. The Philosophy of the ‘De Consolatione’: God, The Universe, Fortune, Chance, Evil, Psychology of the ‘Consolation’, Freewill and Predestination; V. The Theological Tracts: De Trinitate, Utrum Pater …, Quomodo Substantle bonae sint, De Fide Catholica, Liber contra Eutychen et Nestorium; VI. On some Ancient Translations of Boethius’s Last Work: Beowulf, King Alfred, The Provencal Poem ‘Boece’, Notker, Simun de Fraisne’s ‘Roman de Fortune’, Anonymous Writer and Jeran de Meun, Pierre de Paris, Anonymous Poet, Jehan de Cis, Frere Renaut de Louhans, Chaucer, John the Chaplain, Alberto della Piagentina and others, Maximus Planudes, Fra Antonio Ginebreda, Peter of Kastl; VII. Boethius and the Scholastic Problem; Appendix A & B; Addendum; Index.
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