If Iz declines, I'll be glad to be next in lineHom_Corleone wrote: I just saw it in the local supermarket for £3.80 and felt compelled.
I'll happily pass it on when finished.
Iz - You first?
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Reading this one myself:
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Rather excellent!
If Iz declines, I'll be glad to be next in lineHom_Corleone wrote: I just saw it in the local supermarket for £3.80 and felt compelled.
I'll happily pass it on when finished.
Iz - You first?
I'll swap ya!radiojamaica wrote:If Iz declines, I'll be glad to be next in lineHom_Corleone wrote: I just saw it in the local supermarket for £3.80 and felt compelled.
I'll happily pass it on when finished.
Iz - You first?![]()
Reading this one myself:
Rather excellent!
Sorry Hom, the book isn't mine to swapHom_Corleone wrote: I'll swap ya!
I'm narcissistic but no-one.Hom_Corleone wrote:
I just saw it in the local supermarket for £3.80 and felt compelled.
I'll happily pass it on when finished.
Iz - You first?
JansenClone wrote: I'm narcissistic and selling out even bigger venues.
I'm Jesus.
I'm no longer selling out venues
I'm no longer selling out smaller venues
My appeal has become more selective
It's not a big college town anyway
I am great
Very niceBartek wrote:Arrian (of Nicomedia)- The Anabasis of Alexander
I have Plutrach and i know that i shhould start reading from this book. but as i read in introduction, Plutrach wasn't enough cricitc toward Alexander.sultan2075 wrote:Very niceBartek wrote:Arrian (of Nicomedia)- The Anabasis of AlexanderMost of what I know of Alexander comes from Plutarch. Does Arrian have much to say about Alexander's relationship to Aristotle?
I've been reading Grant Havers' paleo-conservative critique of Leo Strauss (which I am writing a review for) and Peter Minowitz's defense of Leo Strauss for the last two weeks while traveling. Next up is Harvey Mansfield's book on manliness - titled Manliness.
Other surviving classical histories of Alexandersultan2075 wrote:Very niceBartek wrote:Arrian (of Nicomedia)- The Anabasis of AlexanderMost of what I know of Alexander comes from Plutarch. Does Arrian have much to say about Alexander's relationship to Aristotle?
I've been reading Grant Havers' paleo-conservative critique of Leo Strauss (which I am writing a review for) and Peter Minowitz's defense of Leo Strauss for the last two weeks while traveling. Next up is Harvey Mansfield's book on manliness - titled Manliness.
Oh, I'm not necessarily sure of thatBartek wrote: I have Plutrach and i know that i shhould start reading from this book. but as i read in introduction, Plutrach wasn't enough cricitc toward Alexander.
Hey, I'm reading that too!Hom_Corleone wrote:
A fine fine book.