The Consolation of Philosophy

A sixth-century philosophical classic, written as a dialogue in alternating prose and verse, in which the imprisoned Boethius converses with the figure of Philosophy about fortune, virtue, true happiness, and the moral order of the world.

Public domain in the US. From Project Gutenberg.

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