The Consolation of Philosophy
by Boethius
4/5
Penguin Classics 176 pages December 1, 1999
Written while awaiting execution in 524 AD, Boethius converses with Lady Philosophy about fortune, happiness, and the nature of good and evil. This foundational text bridged ancient Greek philosophy and medieval Christian thought, influencing thinkers for over a millennium.
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A dude wrote this masterpiece while sitting in prison waiting to die, and Jim can barely write a review while sitting comfortably in his apple. Lady Philosophy shows up like a cosmic therapist and basically tells Boethius to get a grip — and it's glorious.
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