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Ms Hunter 374 f. 4r Boethius with Students in Prison, from
GUL232054 Ms Hunter 374 f.4r Boethius with Students in Prison, from De Consolatione Philosophiae cum Commento, 1385 (vellum) by Italian School, (14th century); Glasgow University Library, Scotland; (add.info.: charged falsely with treason and imprisoned; Boethius (480-524); ); eUniversity of Glasgow Library; Italian, out of copyright
Media ID 23352890
© University of Glasgow Library / Bridgeman Images
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The captivating print titled "Ms Hunter 374 f. 4r Boethius with Students in Prison" takes us back to ancient Rome, specifically to the year 1385. This remarkable piece of art, created by an anonymous Italian School artist from the 14th century, showcases a poignant scene within the confines of a prison cell. In this image, we witness Boethius, a minister and statesman falsely accused of treason and imprisoned. Despite his dire circumstances, he is surrounded by eager students who have gathered around him for wisdom and guidance. The illumination technique used in this artwork adds depth and intensity to the emotions portrayed on each face. Boethius himself was known as a philosopher who sought solace through knowledge during his time behind bars. His work "De Consolatione Philosophiae cum Commento" serves as both inspiration and testament to his resilience in the face of adversity. As we gaze upon this photograph print housed at Glasgow University Library in Scotland, we are reminded of the power that education holds even in the darkest moments of life. It serves as a reminder that even when confined physically or mentally, one can still find enlightenment and hope through intellectual pursuits. This image encapsulates not only Boethius' story but also echoes themes such as justice, imprisonment, Roman history, and philosophical contemplation. It stands as an illuminated symbol of human strength against unjust persecution throughout history.
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