boethian
/boʊˈθiːən/Definitions
1. noun
relating to the philosophy of Boethius, especially his views on the nature of good and evil.
“The medieval philosopher’s boethian views on morality influenced the work of many writers.”
2. adjective
relating to the philosophy of Boethius, especially his views on the nature of good and evil.
“The boethian themes of the novel explored the struggle between good and evil.”