For 10 points, identify this medieval thinker who wrote about the "wheel of fortune" in The Consolation of Philosophy.
The major work of logic by this author defines the title entities as "parts of an argument that give the speaker and his audience confidence" and juxtaposes Cicero's and Themistius's treatment of the same subjects. This thinker's most famous work contains a discussion on the paradox surrounding how the good have power, while the bad are powerless. This author of De Topicis Differentiis argued that understanding God's foreknowledge is impossible in a treatise that includes a section wherein a woman reminds the author that he too, was once fortunate. This author's major work was rendered into English by Geoffrey Chaucer and was written after he was accused of necromancy by Theodoric. For 10 points, identify this medieval thinker who wrote about the "wheel of fortune" in The Consolation of Philosophy.
The major work of logic by this author defines the title entities as "parts of an argument that give the speaker and his audience confidence" and juxtaposes Cicero's and Themistius's treatment of the same subjects.
Anicius Manlius Severinus Boethius