Remigian Commentaries on the ‘Consolation of Philosophy’ and Their Sources

The Consolation of Philosophy may have owed its popularity to its theme of the search for the summum bonum, the eternal verity beyond the vicissitudes of everyday life, a theme particularly appealing in a period of upheaval and danger such as the tenth and eleventh centuries. But it was much more th...

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Main Author: Bolton, Diane K. (Author)
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Published: Cambridge University Press 1977
In: Traditio
Year: 1977, Volume: 33, Pages: 381-394
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