Is Honesty Like Boethius Analysis

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Ignatius wants everyone to be like Boethius and follow his example. Because if everyone was like Boethius, not complaining about anything like injustice or abuse he believes he can go around abusing other people and take their things because he believes he is unjust. In all honesty like Boethius gives Ignatius to feel like an unjust man.

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