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The Consolation of Philosophy, a poetic and philosophical mystery by the late Roman thinker Severus Boethius (c. 480-524), poses and attempts to resolve in an exquisite artistic form a number of questions that have inspired intellectual search in different eras: the nature of happiness and the highest good; God's providence and the presence of evil in the world; free will and predestination. The work had a huge impact on the culture of the European Middle Ages and the Renaissance and will forever remain a precious spiritual heritage of mankind.