Recently I read the Odyssey and Iliad for the first time. I'm basically done with literature now, right?

That's literally the start.

>>24558122
As I understand it everything that came after was merely an echo of those two works, no?

>>24558119 (OP)
Yeah, you're pretty much done. You're free to go, enjoy life and have a good time OP.

>>24558119 (OP)
Which should I read first?

>>24558128
No, that's the dictionary

>>24558150

>>24558162
The illiad is before odyssey

>>24558119 (OP)
Pretty much. Just Sophocles, Euripides, amd Aeschylus to go.

>>24558119 (OP)
I read them recently, then Thucydides and now Hesiod, would recommend both. I've realized all ancient Greek and Roman texts we have aren't a staggering word count, so I'll eventually read it most of it.

>>24558253
After Thucydides you should read Xenophon's Hellenica

>>24558325
I already own Plutarch and Herodotus so I'll get through those first but will get to Xenophon eventually. Before all of these I read JB Bury's History of Greece and found the speeches and excerpts he quoted from Thucydides very compelling so I specifically read his work first.