Article: Boethius, Fortune's Prisoner.(Brief article)(Book review)

Boethius, Fortune's Prisoner

James Harpur (Translator)

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An aristocrat and scholar in a time where neither were too much smiled upon, Boethius let his voice be heard for generations after, a millennium and a half later. "Boethius, Fortune's Prisoner: The Poems of Boethius's The Consolation of Philosophy" is the ancient man's book of poetry, translated into today's language by classically trained poet in his own right, James Harpur. Boethius speaks on justice, the nature of good and evil, fortune, and ponders free ...

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