/lit/ - Literature

Finished my textbook today. Feels good. I read the first chapter of the Gospel of John last night easily and I feel like all that hard work has paid off finally. If you are suffering through Latin just keep going man. It feels so good when there's basically nothing left to memorize except some weird uses of the subjunctive.

>>21612976
>Do it, its fun. If its not fun for you then back to english, be free
This guy gets the Tao

>>20270931
This desu. I figured my post would get no (you)s. Hopefully some lurkers will at least read it and stop bickering over those books. They might actually have a chance for success.

Anyways. Does anyone have advice for after Latin & Greek how to take on Hebrew, Aramaic, Syriac & Coptic? I'm assuming in that order is best, but I'm not sure.

Also I think Syriac looks cool as fuck, but is there anything really worth reading in it besides eastern orthodox church fathers? I know what I want to read in Hebrew, Aramaic, & Coptic, but not sure if taking the time to learn Syriac would be worth it.

>>13371390
>ywn write anything worth reading
>ywn write something that will be truly a great novel
>ywn have a successful literary career
>ywn even make enough to make ends meet by writing

>>13334996
I have to do a Thesis for my international relations degree on Machiavelli. How do I begin?