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inspiration for the
title are the
Consolations of the
French literary historian Charles Sainte-Beuve. Sainte-Beuve's
Consolations,
published in 1830, is a collection...
- Seneca's
Consolations refers to Seneca’s
three consolatory works, De
Consolatione ad Marciam, De
Consolatione ad Polybium, De
Consolatione ad Helviam,...
- Plutarch's
Consolation to Apollonius.
Seneca the
Younger (4 BC–65 AD)
produced the most
recognizable examples of
Consolatio in his
three Consolations, Ad Marciam...
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Socrates Botton,
Alain De (2000). The
Consolations of Philosophy.
Hamish Hamilton. ISBN 978-0-241-14009-3. The
Consolations of
Philosophy - Reviews. Retrieved...
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presupposition throughout De consolatione.
Henry Chadwick, Boethius: The
Consolations of Music, Logic,
Theology and Philosophy, 1990, ISBN 0-19-826549-2 S...
- 2018 "
Consolation" (song), by the Hep Stars, 1966 "
Consolation", a song by
Vertical Horizon from
Echoes from the Underground, 2013
Consolations (Liszt)...
- The
Consolations of the Forest:
Alone in a
Cabin on the
Siberian Taiga is a 2011 book by the
French writer Sylvain Tesson. Its
French title is Dans les...
- joke or
insult to
whoever finished last (e.g.,
wooden spoon award).
Consolation prize: an
award given to
those who do not win but are
deemed worthy of...
- places. A
consolation bracket is when
losers fall from the
primary championship bracket and
compete for
third place or a
lesser consolation prize. Hence...
- are the
basis for his books.
Among his most
successful works are The
Consolations of the
Forest (2011),
about a
project to live
alone in a
Siberian cabin...
