Kommentar zu Boethius, 'De consolatione philosophiae' - Joachim Gruber - Bog

A work of the statesman and philosopher Boethius, this title not only represents both a climax and the end of philosophy from Late Antiquity in Latin, but also combines numerous literary prose forms, such as dialogue, satire, speeches of defence and consolation with lyric and metrical elements to weave a literary tapestry.