The Consolation of Philosophy of Boethius
The Consolation of Philosophy of Boethius
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For, truly, a little before thou didst begin with happi- ness, and say it was the supreme good, and didst declare it to be seated in the supreme Godhead. God Himself, too, thou didst affirm to be supreme good and all -complete happiness ; and from this thou didst go on to add, as by the way, the proof that no one would be happy unless he were likewise God. Again, thou didst say that the very form of good was the essence both of God and of happiness, and didst teach that the absolute One was the... absolute good which was sought by universal nature. Thou didst maintain, also, that God rules the universe by the governance of goodness, that all things obey Him willingly, and that evil has no existence in nature. And all this thou True Happiness and False. 157 didst unfold without the help of assump- tions from without, but by inherent and proper proofs, drawing credence one from the other. ' Then answered she : ' Far is it from me to mock thee ; nay, by the blessing of God, whom we lately addressed in prayer, we have achieved the most important of all objects.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
For, truly, a little before thou didst begin with happi- ness, and say it was the supreme good, and didst declare it to be seated in the supreme Godhead. God Himself, too, thou didst affirm to be supreme good and all -complete happiness ; and from this thou didst go on to add, as by the way, the proof that no one would be happy unless he were likewise God. Again, thou didst say that the very form of good was the essence both of God and of happiness, and didst teach that the absolute One was the... absolute good which was sought by universal nature. Thou didst maintain, also, that God rules the universe by the governance of goodness, that all things obey Him willingly, and that evil has no existence in nature. And all this thou True Happiness and False. 157 didst unfold without the help of assump- tions from without, but by inherent and proper proofs, drawing credence one from the other. ' Then answered she : ' Far is it from me to mock thee ; nay, by the blessing of God, whom we lately addressed in prayer, we have achieved the most important of all objects.
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