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The Consolation of Philosophy

THE CONSOLATION OF PHILOSOPHY OF BOETHIUS.

Translated into English Prose and Verse

by

H.R. JAMES, M.A., CH. CH. OXFORD.

Quantumlibet igitur saeviant mali, sapienti tamen corona non

decidet, non arescet.

Melioribus animum conformaveris, nihil opus est judice praemium

deferente, tu te ipse excellentioribus addidisti; studium ad pejora

deflexeris, extra ne quaesieris ultorem, tu te ipse in deteriora

trusisti.

LONDON: ELLIOT STOCK, 62, PATERNOSTER ROW.

1897.

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