Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius (480 to 524). I shall translate into Latin every work of Aristotle's that comes into my hands, and I shall write commentaries.

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Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius (480 to 524)

I shall translate into Latin every work of Aristotle's that comes into my hands, and I shall write commentaries on all of them; any subtlety of logic, any depth of moral insight, and perception of scientific truth that Aristotle has set down, I shall arrange, translate, and illuminate by the light of a commentary. And I shall also translate and comment upon all Plato's dialogues and put them into Latin form. Having completed this not unworthwhile project, I shall bring the thought of Aristotle and Plato somehow into harmony, and show that these two philosophers are not at odds in everything as a great many people suppose. [from Boethius's Comentarii in Librum Aristotelis Perihermeneias, an earlier text thatn the Consolation; quoted in Seth Lerer, Boethius and Dialogue: Literary Method in the Consolation of Philosophy (Princeton, 1985), p.14]

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