Boethius Photograph - Philosophy Consoling Boethius by Getty Research Institute

Philosophy Consoling Boethius is a photograph by Getty Research Institute which was uploaded on April 3rd, 2014.

Philosophy Consoling Boethius

Philosophy Consoling Boethius, an illustration from c.1460-1470. Philosophy, personified as a fashionably dressed young woman, consoles Boethius over... more

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Philosophy Consoling Boethius

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"Philosophy Consoling Boethius," an illustration from c.1460-1470. Philosophy, personified as a fashionably dressed young woman, consoles Boethius over the loss of his position as Roman envoy. She instructs him on the ways of Fortune, whose wheel is always turning. Boethius (c.480 - 524/525 AD, born in Rome), was a philosopher of the early 6th century, who also wrote about music, astronomy, geometry, and arithmetic.

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April 3rd, 2014