The Consolation of Philosophy · Character
Jowett
Translator or editor referenced in the endnotes of this edition.
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First appearance: endnotes
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With Plato (professional): Jowett, a translator of Plato, is referenced in the context of Platonic philosophy that Boethius engages with. With Boethius (professional): Jowett is mentioned as a translator and scholar…
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- Aristotle, Bootes, Cicero, Decoratus, Hesper, Jowett, Nero, Philosophy, Phoebus, Plato, Polyphemus, Seneca, Symmachus, Theodoric
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- Boethius
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