Boezio: una persistente fonte di ispirazione

[Autom. eng. transl.] In recent decades, the writings of Severino Boethius, from the Opuscola Sacra to the De consolatione philosophiae, without forgetting the works dedicated to the liberal arts, have aroused and continue to provoke an intense and multifaceted debate that affects not only the hermeneutics of individual problems, but also more generally the conception that Boethius had of theology, philosophy and the system of sciences as a whole. Here are presented three studies dedicated to the reinterpretation of some aspects of Boethius' work, which represent an advancement of research dedicated to one of the founding fathers of medieval philosophy, from which the deep ties with Aristotelianism, Platonism and Neoplatonism emerge.