The Theological Tractates and The Consolation of Philosophy · Boethius
INDEX
Aaron. Abel. Abraham. abstraction. academical studies. Achaemenian rocks. Achelous. Achilles, statue of. Adam. [Greek: aeides, to]. Aemilius Paulus. _aequiuocus_. _aeternitas_. Agamemnon, _see_ Atrides. age, the former. Agrippina. Albinus. Alcibiades. Alexander Aphrod.. allegorical method. Anaxagoras. Anaxarchus. angels. Antaeus. Antoninus (Caracalla). Apollodorus. Apuleius. Arcturus. Arians Aristotle, on nature; _De physicis_; _Protrepticus_; Arius. Atrides. Augustine, St. Auster. Bacchus. baptism. Basil, informer. Being. Boethius, life; the first scholastic; an independent philosopher; his philosophic ambition; his achievement; a Christian; perhaps a martyr; son-in-law of Symmachus; his wife; his sons; early training; youthful poetry; premature old age; his learning; his library; his lofty position; his principles; the champion of the oppressed; of the Senate; his accusers; his accusation; sentence. Boötes. Boreas. Brutus. Busiris. Cacus. Caesar, _see_ Gaius. Campania. Canius. Cassiodorus. categories, the ten. Catholic Church, faith; religion. Catholics. Cato. Catullus. Caucasus. Centaurs. Cerberus. Ceres. Chremes. Christ, advent of; baptism; life and death; resurrection and ascension; nature; person; divinity; humanity; Perfect Man and Perfect God. Christian faith, religion. Cicero, _De diuinatione_; _Tusc_. Circe. Claudian. Claudianus, Mamertus, _coemptio_. Conigastus, _consistere_, _Consolation of Philosophy_, method and object. consulate. corollary, see _porisma_. Corus. Crab. Croesus. Cyclops. Cynthia. Cyprian, informer. Cyrus. Dante. David. Decoratus. demons. Devil. dialectic. difference. Diogenes Laertius. Dionysius. divine nature, eternal, substance. divinity of Christ, _see_ Christ, _diuisio_. Dorset, Countess of. [Greek: Eisagogae], Porphyry's. Eleatic studies. elements. Elpis. _Enneades_. Epicureans. Epicurus. _esse_. _essentia_. eternity. Etna. Euphrates. Euripides. Euripus. Eurus. Eutyches. Eutychian error. Eutychians. Evander. Eve. evil is nothing.
Fabricius. Fame. fatal order. Fate. fire, nature of. Flood. form. Fortune. free-will. Furies. Gaius Caesar (Caligula). Gaudentius. geometricians. Germanicus. Giants. Gilbert de la Porrée. Glory. God, categories applied to, without difference; is what He is; is Pure Form; is [Greek: ousia, ousiosis, huphistasthai]; One; Triune; is good; goodness; happiness; everlasting; omnipresent; just; omnipotent; incomprehensible; one Father; true Sun; Creator; Ruler; Mover; Judge; sees all things; foresees all things; His knowledge; His providence; cannot do evil; wills only good; prayer to Him not vain. good, the prime. good, all seek. goodness is happiness, is God. grace. Greek. Happiness is God. Hauréau. _Hebdomads_. Hecuba. Hercules. heresy, see Arius, Eutyches, Nestorius, Sabellians. Hermus. Herodotus. Hesperus. Holder. Homer. Horace. human nature, humanity of Christ, _see_ Christ. humanity. Iamblichus. _id quod est_. _id quod est esse_. Indus. _instrumentum_. Isaac. Ishmael. Ixion. Jacob. Jerusalem. Jesus. Jews. Iohannes Scottus. John the Deacon. Jordan. Joshua. Judah. Kanius, _see_ Canius. [Greek: kata parathesin]. Latin. lethargy. Livy. Lucan. Lucifer. Lucretius. Lybia. Lybian lions. Lydians. Lynceus. Macedonius. _see_ Aemilius Paulus. Macrobius. Mary, the Blessed Virgin,. mathematical method. mathematics. matter. Medea. Mercury. Moses. Muses. music, Boethius on. Nature, phenomenal; nature; nature of plants. Neoplatonism. Neritius, son of, _see_ Ulysses. Nero. Nestorius. Nicocreon. Nicomachus. _nihilo, ex_.. Noah. Nonius. Notus. number. [Greek: oion epei]. [Greek: onos luras]. Opilio. Orpheus. [Greek: ousia]. [Greek: ousiosis]. [Greek: ousiosthai].
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