Boethius, d. 524 · London : Printed by John Windet for Mathew Lownes · leaf 116
THE thirdbooke Of Boetiv$» 111 which Philofophy begin- neth to apply more forcible re-medies;, and treated! oftruefelicitie. The I. P r ose. Thilofopby promifetb to explicatetrue feltd tie. ~^ Hough fhee had en-ded her verfe, yet thefweetnefle of it mademee remaine afloni- H 2 fiied, … <Boetim his fhed, attentiue, and defirous toheare her longer. Wherefore afterawhile, I faicie. O mod cflRctuallrefrefhment of wearied minds, howmuchhaue lbecne comforted withthy weightie fentences, and.plea-ting Muficke! Infomuch that I be-gin to thinkemy felfenot vnable toencounter the aflaults…
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