/lit/ - Literature

Which is your favourite of the Platonic dialogues, /lit/?

A warrior-ascetic, striving for the higher worlds lifetime after lifetime, until the day he too is walks the halls of Olympus.

>>16711350
>Really? Nothing more to comment than that?
Eh, I didn't want to take up too much of your time.

But, if you don't mind, I would like to hear more about my Mars and my grand trine, I've had other astrologers mention the trine before but I never got the full context of what it all meant. Thanks.

>>16627173
Nope. There's all types of people in the military. Some get drunk all day. Some live in the gym. Some stay inside playing vidya all day. Some spend their hours reading and study, like me. It's just a big cross-section of everything you'd find in civilian life.

Redpill me on Timaeus-Critias /lit/. Why is no one talking about it? Didn't it use to be huge in the western tradition? The cosmology is solid for its era, also the myth of Atlantis is very comfy

I have less than 9 hours in order to write something about the Timaeus. Can anybody here recommend some related literature?