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lii By Robert Duncan, who employs the blank verse that his countryman Thompson had made fashionable again, Edinburgh, 1789.

An anonymous translation of the verses of Boethius, in octosyllabic quatrains, with the Latin printed opposite, and a translation of Peter Berty's preface, appeared in 1792, London.

The last translation of the Consolations into English was made by H. R. James, London, 1897.