The Consolation of Philosophy

What does Boethius say is his greatest cause for sadness?

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I believe his greatest sadness was found in the fact he felt abandoned by God.

“.......the innocent suffer penalties proper to malefactors, and wicked men sit upon thrones”

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The Consolation of Philosophy, pg. 19

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