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Excerpt from Manlii Severini Boetii Opera Omnia: Non Solum Liberalium Disciplinarum, Sed Etiam Majorum Facultatum Studiosis Utilissima, Mo Et Sine Quibus Aristoteles In Præcipus Locis Intelligi Non Potest, Nunc Primum Cura Qua par Erat ImpressaMiam syllogismus genus est apodictici et dialectioi_restat, inquit, ut ad quam partem philosophies da.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find mo...

Excerpt from Anicii Manlii Torquati Severini Boethii De Consolatione Philosophiæ Libri Quinque, Vol. 2Conducunt ad virtutem colendam sic Deo dicenti, Jobum esse virum jus tum et celentem Deum, respondit malus Génius, non esse miram, cum omnia illi prospera essent. Lib. Job.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important ...

Excerpt: ...and dignity, since it has clearly appeared that all perfect things are prior to those less complete. Wherefore, lest we fall into an infinite regression, we must acknowledge the supreme God to be full of supreme and perfect good. But we have determined that true happiness is the perfect good, therefore true happiness must dwell in the supreme Deity.' 'I accept thy reasonings, ' said I, 'they cannot in any wise be disputed.' 'But, c...

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Demand for Moreschini's Boethius edition was so great and its distribution so broad, that the publishers began with a second, revised edition after only a very brief period of time, in order to meet its anticipated continuing popularity in the coming years. By including further hand-written material, improvements and corrections were made in almost 200 places in the praefatio, text and text critical apparatus.

Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius: Die Tröstungen der Philosophie Entstanden um 523. Erstdruck unter dem Titel »De consolatione philosophiae«, Savigliano(?) 1470. Erste (frühneuhoch-)deutsche Übersetzung (anonym) unter dem Titel »Das puech von dem trost der weisshait des maiesters Boecy«, Nürnberg 1473. Der Text folgt der Übersetzung durch Richard Scheven von 1893. Vollständige Neuausgabe mit einer Biographie des Autors. Herausgegeben von K...

Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius: Die Tröstungen der Philosophie Entstanden um 523. Erstdruck unter dem Titel »De consolatione philosophiae«, Savigliano(?) 1470. Erste (frühneuhoch-)deutsche Übersetzung (anonym) unter dem Titel »Das puech von dem trost der weisshait des maiesters Boecy«, Nürnberg 1473. Der Text folgt der Übersetzung durch Richard Scheven von 1893. Vollständige Neuausgabe mit einer Biographie des Autors. Herausgegeben von K...

Gibt es Gott? Woher das Böse? - Gibt es Gott nicht? Woher das Gute? Gibt es Glück? Und warum ist dasselbe so oft auf der verkehrten Seite zu finden? Das Buch 'Trost der Philosophie' erörtert zentrale Fragen im Gespräch zwischen dem Autor selbst, Boethius und seiner Gesprächspartnerin, der (personifizierten) Philosophie. Die Consolatio philosophiae, der Trost der Philosophie ist das Hauptwerk des Boethius. Sie gilt als eines der letzten philo...

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The lions of Carthage, though they bear the gorgeous bonds and trappings of captivity, and eat the food that is given them by hand, and though they fear their harsh master with his lash they know so well, yet if once blood has touched their bristling jaws, their old, their latent wills return, with deep roaring they remember their old selves, they loose their bands and free their necks, and their tamer is the first torn by their cruel teeth, a...

A work of mixed prose and verse in which the author considers universal issues such as the nature of justice, the problem of evil in a world controlled by God's providential plan, and the workings of Fortune and free will.

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