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So You Want a Classical Education? Start Here.

by WinnieCatsTales
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54 books

This isn't MY list. These are the foundational texts of the Western Canon. Up until the early 1900s, these were unquestionably part of any educated person's background. Austen, Lewis, Twain, James, Sayers, Tolkien....what do you think they grew up reading that informed the genius works they created? Their masterpieces didn't materialize out of thin air. This list is by no means comprehensive, but you'll be off to a solid start.

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King LearThe Canterbury TalesThe Great GatsbyThe Adventures of Huckleberry Finn
King LearThe Canterbury Tales

Latin Classics

by mythos
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32 books

Works written in Latin I would consider to be classics, ranging from prose to poetry to plays.

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The Art of LoveThe Twelve CaesarsLetters from a StoicSatires and Epistles of Horace and Satires of Persius (Penguin Classics)
The Art of LoveThe Twelve Caesars

HUM 110 READING LIST

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5 books

Reed College HUM 110 Syllabus Books

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The Epic of GilgameshThe HistoriesThe Golden AssOn the Nature of Things
The Epic of GilgameshThe Histories
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