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Dr Louis Markos of Houston Christian University is our guide to Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy. At the height of his career, Boethius was one of the most important figures in Roman politics. He fell out of favour with King Theoderic and was condemned to a prison cell. The book, written during those dark days, is a record of the consolation he could find in philosophy. The 6th century work has had a profound effect on subsequent Christian thought; C.S. Lewis believed that to acquire a taste for it 'is almost to become naturalised in the Middle Ages'.
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By Hesperides MediaDr Louis Markos of Houston Christian University is our guide to Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy. At the height of his career, Boethius was one of the most important figures in Roman politics. He fell out of favour with King Theoderic and was condemned to a prison cell. The book, written during those dark days, is a record of the consolation he could find in philosophy. The 6th century work has had a profound effect on subsequent Christian thought; C.S. Lewis believed that to acquire a taste for it 'is almost to become naturalised in the Middle Ages'.
For Louis Markos's authors page on Amazon click here
Sign up at hesperidesonline.com and receive a book, transcripts, notes and access to our online discussion forum.
If you enjoyed the podcast, please leave a rating and review to help others find it.
Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.