• "More Platonica loquitur" - what Nicholas Trevet really did to William of Conches, A.J. Minnis and Lodi Nauta; extracts from Trevet's commentary on Boethius - texts and translations - Latin texts, E.T. Silk, translations, A.B. Scott; Chaucer's commentator - Nicholas Trevet and the "Boece", A.J. Minnnis; the "Boece" as late-medieval translation, A.J. Minnis and Tim William Machan. Appendices: the 13th-century revision of William of Conches's commentary on Boethius, Lodi Nauta; Trevet's use of the Boethius commentary tradition, Lodi Nauta.

The scholarship in this book is exemplary, and hits its narrowly defined targets with bull's eyes. NOTES AND QUERIES [James Simpson]For most Chaucerians the piece on Chaucer's translation of the Boecewill be the most important part of this book, but this should in no way diminish its importance in the scholarship on the medieval tradition of Boethius to which it makes a significant contribution. ENGLISH STUDIESA fine book... impressive in its authorial and editorial accuracy and its philological thoroughness.

• "More Platonica loquitur" - what Nicholas Trevet really did to William of Conches, A.J. Minnis and Lodi Nauta; extracts from Trevet's commentary on Boethius - texts and translations - Latin texts, E.T. Silk, translations, A.B. Scott; Chaucer's commentator - Nicholas Trevet and the "Boece", A.J. Minnnis; the "Boece" as late-medieval translation, A.J. Minnis and Tim William Machan. Appendices: the 13th-century revision of William of Conches's commentary on Boethius, Lodi Nauta; Trevet's use of the Boethius commentary tradition, Lodi Nauta.

The scholarship in this book is exemplary, and hits its narrowly defined targets with bull's eyes. NOTES AND QUERIES [James Simpson]For most Chaucerians the piece on Chaucer's translation of the Boecewill be the most important part of this book, but this should in no way diminish its importance in the scholarship on the medieval tradition of Boethius to which it makes a significant contribution. ENGLISH STUDIESA fine book... impressive in its authorial and editorial accuracy and its philological thoroughness.

• "More Platonica loquitur" - what Nicholas Trevet really did to William of Conches, A.J. Minnis and Lodi Nauta; extracts from Trevet's commentary on Boethius - texts and translations - Latin texts, E.T. Silk, translations, A.B. Scott; Chaucer's commentator - Nicholas Trevet and the "Boece", A.J. Minnnis; the "Boece" as late-medieval translation, A.J. Minnis and Tim William Machan. Appendices: the 13th-century revision of William of Conches's commentary on Boethius, Lodi Nauta; Trevet's use of the Boethius commentary tradition, Lodi Nauta.

The scholarship in this book is exemplary, and hits its narrowly defined targets with bull's eyes. NOTES AND QUERIES [James Simpson]For most Chaucerians the piece on Chaucer's translation of the Boecewill be the most important part of this book, but this should in no way diminish its importance in the scholarship on the medieval tradition of Boethius to which it makes a significant contribution. ENGLISH STUDIESA fine book... impressive in its authorial and editorial accuracy and its philological thoroughness.