Fiue Bookes, of Philosophicall Comfort Full of Christian Consolation, Written a 1000. Yeeres Since. By Anitius, Manlius, Torquatus, Seuerinus, Boetius; a Christian Consul of Rome. Newly Translated Out of Latine, Together with Marginall Notes, Explaining the Obscurest Places [Book Review]

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