Even numbered pages appear to be missing from this resource, which are the ones that should contain the Latin text, I think.
There should be a separate resource with the Latin so that you can have both resources open at the same time.
Is it possible I've just got access to the English through some collection/library that I've got? I don't know how to figure this out from looking at my account
In fact I'm fairly sure that must be what's happened. In which case, the description for the English text resource ought not to mention the Latin text:
During his brief life of forty-four years, Boethius authored and translated numerous important works and treatises on the Christian faith. Considered by Stewart and Rand to be “the last of the Roman philosophers and the first of the scholastic theologians,” an imprisoned Boethius penned The Consolation of Philosophy, his best known work, before being executed in 524 A. D. This volume contains the Latin texts and English translations of The Consolation of Philosophy, as well as the tractates On the Trinity (two treatises), On the Catholic Faith, and A Treatise Against Eutyches and Nestorius.
Worth changing it?
Visit the product page: https://www.logos.com/product/32417/boethius-theological-tractates-and-consolation-of-philosophy
Right at the bottom, you'll see a heading "More details about these resources", and below that the English and Latin volumes. Volumes that you don't own are marked with an asterisk/rosette symbol.
That said, I don't think the English has been sold separately from the Latin. Could you have hidden the Latin?
Is it possible I've just got access to the English through some collection/library that I've got?
Hi John,
You're suspicions are correct. It looks like you gained access to the English version of that book as part of the Anglican Gold (Logos 6) package you received in January of 2015. The Latin version was not part of the package.
Thanks. I reckon it would be worth changing the resource description to highlight this. I was confused by the text I copied above.
