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stefanv 's review for:
The Consolation of Philosophy
by Boethius
For anyone who is human and has ever suffered, the first parts of this book contain much wisdom: do not attach your happiness to the comings and goings of the wheel of fortune, but derive it from within; from your virtues and your self-worth. For someone who is not religious, the latter parts - though interesting - strike less of a cord. However, it can deepen your understanding of Tolkiens legendarium, as he was greatly influenced by Boethius and applied its theology in his world.