Boethian moments in Troilus and Criseyde I-IV

TC 1.729-35; cp. Consolation 1 pr.4 (like an ass to the harp)

TC 1.841-54; cp. Consolation 2 pr. 1 (Pandarus on Fortune’s Wheel)

TC 1.857-58; cp. Consolation 1 pr. 4 (Pandarus on revealing one’s wound)

TC 3.813-40; cp. Consolation 2 pr. 4 (“O brotel wele of mannes joie unsable!”)

TC 3.1625-28; cp. Consolation 2 pr. 4 (the misery of remembering lost prosperity)

TC 3.1744-71; cp. Consolation 2 m. 8 (Canticus Troili, take 2: love governs all)

TC 4.953-1082; cp. Consolation 5 p. 3 (Troilus on predestination and foreknowledge)