Chaucer's Works, Volume 2 - Boethius and Troilus (Chaucer's Works, Volume 2 - Boethius and Troilus) is a collection of works by the outstanding English poet and writer Geoffrey Chaucer. Two important poems - "Boethius" and "Troilus" are collected in this volume. The poem "Boethius" is translated into Ukrainian as "Boethius" and is a well-known translation of the philosophical treatise "Trivium" by the Roman philosopher Boethius. This work reflects the principles of classical philosophy and wisdom in Chaucer's creative style. The poem "Troilus", translated as "Troil", is one of the most outstanding works of medieval literature. This romantic poem tells the story of Troilus and Cressida, lovers whose love is tested during the tragic events of the Trojan War. Chaucer successfully combines elements of ancient mythology with Christian elements, creating an impressively sophisticated and emotionally stirring picture of love and loss. "The Works of Chaucer, Volume 2 - Boethius and Troilus" is an exciting collection that allows the reader to immerse himself in the world of medieval poetry, philosophy and love lyrics, which is so successfully embedded in the wisdom and beauty of the words of the outstanding English master of words.