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AbstractAnicius Manlius Severinus Boethius (the manuscripts often add, erroneously,TorquatustoManliusto connect him to the hero who defeated the Gauls; thegens Manliawas extinguished at the end of the republic, but Manlius was a common name of some noble families in the imperial age) was born about 480, son of Manlius Boethius,consulof 487; his mother was a member of the Anicii, a prominent senatorial Christian family.
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AbstractAnicius Manlius Severinus Boethius (the manuscripts often add, erroneously,TorquatustoManliusto connect him to the hero who defeated the Gauls; thegens Manliawas extinguished at the end of the republic, but Manlius was a common name of some noble families in the imperial age) was born about 480, son of Manlius Boethius,consulof 487; his mother was a member of the Anicii, a prominent senatorial Christian family.
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