/lit/ - Literature

Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, Gorgias, Phaedrus, Phaedo, Republic
The Way of Hermes and Asclepius the perfect discours of Hermes Trismigestus
Carabine - The Unknown God
Iamblichus' De Mysteriis
The Enneads
Ancient Egyptian Literature - Miriam Lichtheim (exist as a single volume)
Berdyaev - The Divine and the Human
Philosophy as a Rite of Rebirth
>Damascius' Problems and Solutions Concerning First Principles
Thus Spoke Zarathustra

>The Cambridge World History (9-Volume Set).
Counts as One.
>Epic of Gilgamesh (Norton Critical Edition)
>>Thomas Taylor Collected Works (The Thomas Taylor Series by Prometheus Trust)
Counts as ONE!
>Miriam Lichtheim - Ancient Egyptian Literature
>Everyman's Library: Montaigne - Complete Works
I might have to flip a coin between Montaigne and Fagles Penguin Box Set of Homer and Aeneid. ALSO ONE.
For I can buy Butler's Iliad and Odyssey in one volume, or I can buy one book cut up into multiple volumes yet we count both of these as single books. One is a book with books in it, the other is two books constituting one book.
Thus a set of volumes is 'one book'. Like Coopers edition of the Complete Works of Plato, this is one book. Or the Bible. If I can't do this nobody here can name the Bible, for it is no more one Book that any other set of inter-connected volumes.

What was your biggest “wow....he’s just like me!!” moment in reading literature?