Since I no longer have a dedicated team of rabid Serbian Reading Squirrels to read 99% of my books for me (or more like I currently have an administrative/educational job that requires 10+ hours of my time many days of the week, not to mention I’m currently rehabbing a cervical disc injury), my reading time has been slower but mostly steady. I haven’t finished many books since February, but I’m operating more on a dip and taste approach where I might spend 15 minutes one night on a particular book/language and then an hour plus on another, comparing the originals to the translations as I either refresh or learn new classical languages.
So with that out of the way, here’s what I’ve completed since March and what I’m currently reading:
3. Marco Girolamo Vida, Christiad (I Tatti Renaissance Library, Latin/English)
4. Homer, The Iliad Books I-XII (Loeb Classical Library, Greek/English)
In progress:
Homer, The Iliad Books XIII-XXIV (Loeb Classical Library, Greek/English) - partway through Book XIII
St. Augustine, City of God Books I-III (Loeb Classical Library, Latin/English) - partway through Book I
Vishnu-sharman, Five Discourses on Worldly Wisdom (Clay Sanskrit Library, Sanskrit(transliterated)/English - partway through the first section
Soma-deva, The Ocean of the Rivers of Story (Clay Sanskrit Library, Sanskrit(transliterated)/English) - finished the introduction
Valmíki, Ramáyana Book One: Boyhood (Clay Sanskrit Library, Sanskrit(transliterated)/English) - partway through section one
Statius, Thebaid Books I-VII (Loeb Classical Library, Latin/English) - partway through Book III
Various, One Hundred Latin Hymns: Ambrose to Aquinas (Dumbarton Oaks Medieval Library, Latin/English) - almost complete with introduction
Coulter H. George, How Dead Languages Work - currently on Ch. 2, dealing with Attic Greek
‘Any Al-Qudat, The Essence of Reality (Library of Arabic Literature, Arabic/English) - beginning Ch. 1
Ferdowsi, Shahnameh: The Epic of the Persian Kings (English only graphic novel adaptation) - a few pages in
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