Where exactly does one start with the Greeks, /lit/?
Either Homer or Hesiod. They're the oldest. I think Homer, strictly speaking, is the oldest, but Hesiod isn't far behind.
I might actually read Hesiod first, since he collects a lot of the myths and religious tales and fables that are in the background of the Iliad and the Odyssey.
>>7789036
The Quran, chapter 1.
>>7789043
>not chapter 30
>>7789036
You're welcome.
>>7789103
This looks pretty solid. Thanks senpai.
It depends on what you want to know, silly goose
>>7789103
time to fap
>>7789103
Thanks for posting the good one.
>>7789186
Is this the 'bad' one?
>>7789103
What do the different colours of the lines signify?
>>7789103
Dogshit.
>Pope translation for a first time reader of Homer
Kek
What is the best way to get my hands on Mythology by Edith Hamilton? Should I just buy hardcover off of Amazon, or elsewhere?
>>7789036
By starting with the Mesopotamians.
>>7789036
Homer -> Hesiod -> Aeschylus -> Sophocles -> Herodotus -> Eurpides -> Thucydides -> Hippocrates -> Aristophanes -> Plato -> Aristotle -> Epicurus -> Euclid -> Archimedes
>>7789491
If you're going to commit to the Greeks you'd better get real comfy using amazon prime.
