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Consolation of Philosophy (Version 2)

Consolation of Philosophy (Version 2)

Written by: Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius
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Step into the profound world of The Consolation of Philosophy, a timeless work crafted around 524 A.D. This influential text unfolds as a gripping dialogue between Boethius, its author, and Lady Philosophy, his insightful muse. Together, they explore deep themes of fortune, misfortune, wealth, and the essence of good and evil. This dramatic reading brings the richness of Boethiuss reflections to life in an engaging audio format, while remaining true to its original dialogic spirit. Join us on this philosophical quest, narrated by Larry Wilson, with Devorah Allen embodying Philosophy, and enriched by Kevins thoughtful headings and footnotes. Experience the wisdom that has shaped Western thought for centuries.Copyright Assorted Non Fiction Art Philosophy Social Sciences World
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