/lit/ - Literature

>>16965190
Homeric fans would probably have loved the lost works of Longinus...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_literary_work#Specific_titles

We lost Manetho's History of Egypt, the History of Babylonia, Sulla's Memoirs, Augustus' Epigrams, Aristotle's second volume of the Poetics (the book of Comedy), Callinicus' History of Alexandria, Claudius' account of Carthaginian History, A History of Greek Geometry, Cato's Maxims,

I wish we had the other work by Quintilian, but we're lucky that we have the other works. The other works by Suetonius sound quite entertaining.

>>16965146
I'm sure Seneca the Younger's Book of Signs would be very interesting as well...

Three people tried to fix my sentence and fucked it up to hell and back. I lost the original too and I'm far to sleep deprived to figure our how to recover my old work. How the fuck do I fix my sentence, /lit/?

"For example, when talking about the idea that caring about what is your own and not what goes against what nature entails is what number 1,2, and 5 focus on"

Any Fantasy or Historical Fantasy books that feel authentic and mystical?