Start with the Greeks

[Anonymous No.13946152]

Ok so give me the primary resources. I know to start with Thales, Anaimander and Anaximenes. Is there a flow chart of books to read?

[Anonymous No.13946173]

>>13946152
t. newfag who hasn't seen the chart hundreds of times already

[Anonymous No.13946201]

>>13946173
Yes, so can you post it? I am trying to be enlightened my brother.

[Anonymous No.13946244]

>>13946201
i actually don't save charts, but i recommend heraclitus and homer as good places to start, and my two personal favorite ancient greeks. also if you really want to be enlightened learn greek, a lot of the philosophy is embedded in the language

[Anonymous No.13946261]

I have the lite chart

[Anonymous No.13946272]

>>13946261
>Translated by Robert Fagles
ENOUGH!!! If you have to read one of these shitty modern translations, at least pick one with some poetic value like Fitzgerald's, or one that's autistically literal like Lattimore's.
Obviously though, you should be reading the translations that are works of art in and of themselves: Pope's and Chapman's.

[Anonymous No.13946281]

>>13946261
I’ll add to that; I have three Greek charts, here’s the second.

[Anonymous No.13946282]

>>13946261
>start with the greeks
>no actually start with some anglo secondary literature haha
here you go anon:
https://www.sacred-texts.com/cla/app/index.htm
https://www.sacred-texts.com/cla/index.htm

[Anonymous No.13946288]

>>13946281
And here’s #3

[Anonymous No.13946297]

>>13946272
Based