/lit/ - Literature

>>20724577
Latinanon please respond. I'll never get over your skills in classical languages

>>19826546
Those imperialist homosexuals created a society so beautiful that every preceding European society tried and failed to make something so beautiful.

Carthago delenda est

>>17236773
Hercle, quidnam de me modo dixisti, cinaede? Te certiorem faciam me summa cum laude in classicos milites navigavisse, et multa impeta in Carthaginem fecisse, et plus quam CCC umbras in Orcum demisisse. Bello inhonesto doctus sum et optimus sum sagittarius inter omnes legiones Romanas. Es scopo alio modo mihi. Te prorsus delebo, edepol, elegantia quam ne Mars quidem conspexerit, haec verba memento. Credisne te posse tantis verbis cacatis me in litteris alloqui? Reputa, pathice. Dum haec litteras scribo, cum exploratoribus meis, qui per totum Imperium Romanum late latent, colloquor, et nunc inquisitores chirographum tuum inspiciunt, ergo tempestatem pati para, vermicule. Tempestas quae rem inutilem parvulamque quam vitam tuam appellas delebit. Hercle, mortuissimus es, puer. Alicubi et aliquando adire possum, et plus quam DCC modis te necare possum, inermis manibus solum. Cum pugno perdoctus sum, tum omnibus armis Classis Romanae uti possum, quibus omnino utar ut te ex continente deleam, merdula. Si novisses quas poenas nefarias verbae "lepidae" tuae praestarent, os pinguem fortasse clausisses. Sed non potuisti, non tacuisti, et nunc pateris, stultissime. Pedicabo ego te et irrumabo. Mehercle, mortuissimus es, puer.

>>16890099
>sunlight shines out of Augustus' anus

>>16349602
>a prince taking the throne and having to deal with running a kingdom, family and dealing with a foreign threat
What about the Afghan Campaign by Steven Pressfield, it's about Alexander the Great.
Genghis: Birth of an Empire by Conn Iggulden, Genghis Khan.
The Last Kingdom by Bernard Cornwell, the English vs the Danes, Christians vs Pagans.
Pride of Carthage by David Anthony Durhan, Hannibal taking on Rome.
The First Man in Rome by Colleen McCullough, I love this one so much.
>New guys making it in Rome, has many tfw moments

*stands on the Rostra*
*pours libation*
ahem...
FVCK OPTIMATES
FVCK G*ULS
FVCK B*LGIANS
FVCK G*RMANS
FVCK BR*TONS
FVCK AMBIORIX
FVCK VERCINGETORIX
FVCK LABIENUS
FVCK CATO
FVCK CICERO
FVCK SCIPIO
FVCK POMPEY
FVCK CLEOPATRA (HUMINA HUMINA AWOOOOGA)
LAST BUT NOT LEAST, FVCK JANNY

>>15736314
Have fun. That should keep you busy for a while. All good shit, it's worth it.

>The Anabasis of Alexander by Arrian
10/10

>Roman History by Appian
10/10

>Commentary on the Gallic Wars by Julius Caesar
10/10

Can't go wrong with the classics.

During this quarantine I've cruised through the Histories of Livy and Polybius, Arrian's Anabasis, and currently halfway through Appian. Also finished reading At the Mountains of Madness, and I play piano and exercise daily. Not too shabby if I do say so myself.

>>15022135
You forgot to mention The Romans king

What are some good books in Latin that I can look forward to reading after completing LLPSI?

>>14468513

>>14407976
And resume with the Romans

>>14356625
>"I SING OF ARMS AND OF A MAN, HIS FATE HAD MADE HIM FUGITIVE!"

I'm reading Masters of Rome and listening to Wheel of Time at work. I end up missing half the plot of Wheel of Time because I keep daydreaming about Roman gigachads showing up and curb stomping rand's continent of cucks.

how's the plan for /lit/'s latin revival going?

>>13576675
11111 11111

>>12272424
Wheelock latin.
The only textbook you need, but implement it with reading the classics

What are some good books about fascism? Specifically the early history of it or the tie between monarchy and fascism (like in Italy)?

Any recommendations books on Roman Paganism?

pseudo-apollodorus

>>9348026