Five bookes, of philosophicall comfort, fvll of Christian consolation, written a 1000 yeeres since (1609)
Boethius, d. 524, I. T · London, Printed by I. Windet for M. Lownes · leaf 116
i; %wmm THE THIRD BOOKE Of..B.oetivj, In which Philofophy beguv neth to apply more forcible re-medies, and treateth oftruefelicicie, i The; I. Prose. Thtlojop/y promifitb to. explicatetrue ftlkltie. * ^ Hough foe- had c*| clecl her verfe, yet the (vvcctncfTc of it made jrpstj remaine afto.ni- H 2… … ^Boetim his flied, attentiue, and defirous toheare her longer. Wherefore afterawhile, I faide. O mod effc&uallrefrefhment of wearied minds, howmuch haue lbeene comforted withthy weightie /ententes , and plea-fingMuficke! Infomuch that 1 be-gin to thinks my felfenot vnable toencounter the…
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