10 Underrated Ancient Greek & Roman Books

And it is so short. It is so easy to read. There's no reason not to pick it up.

If you're looking for somewhere to start, the collection of his plays that I first read is entitled Four Comedies from Oxford University Press and it includes The Braggart Soldier, The Brothers Menaechmus, The Haunted House and The Pot of Gold.

So there's a lot of really interesting aspects to this novel, and it's also just an entertaining read.

But I hear less people discussing his Heroides, which I think is an incredibly fascinating piece of literature.

And I think that's a shame, because I really enjoy Theocritus's idylls. I also think they're easy to read.

But it's also just a good time. Like it's a fun to read and it's also fun in the context of that wider genre.

I think it's a really interesting book to read, not just because sometimes it's fun to read a slightly wild theory from the past, but because it can tell us a lot about the associations between certain subjects, what they mean about us and the wider world, and what that can tell us about ancient people.

And though it's a less widely talked about piece of ancient Greek literature, I do think it's a must-read for any big, like, Homer and Trojan War history fans. There will be so much in there to sink your teeth into you've never got to before.

But it makes for a really fun and entertaining read, and I think you'd have a lot of fun reading it, basically.

So those would be my like starting points, but I actually just think it's a great collection to read as a whole.