re: 2022 Reading Challenge

Goal 35

1) The Complete Odes and Epodes, Horace, 131
2) The Apocrypha, Various Authors
-Esdras, Tobit, Judith, Wisdom of Solomon, Ecclesiasticus, Baruch, Epistle of Jeremiah, Song of the Three Children, Susanna, Bel and the Dragon, Maccabees I-IV, Prayer of Manasseh.
3) The Early History of Rome, Livy, 435.
4) Rome and Italy, Livy, 356.
5) Gardens of the Moon, Steven Erikson, 656.
6) The War with Hannibal, Livy, 676.
7) Deadhouse Gates, Steven Erikson, 836.
8) Rome and the Mediterranean, Livy, 648.
9) The Abolition of Man, C.S. Lewis, 81.
10) That Hideous Strength, C.S. Lewis, 380.
11) Metamorphoses, Ovid, 636.
12) Memories of Ice, Steven Erikson, 913.
13) Plutarch's Lives, Plutarch, 1183.
14) On Obligations, Cicero, 126.
15) Tusculan Disputations, Cicero, 274.
16) De re publica, Cicero, 94.
17) On the Laws, Cicero, 77.
18) The Heroes, Joe Abercrombie, 541.
19) Moralia - Loeb Classical Library Volume I, Plutarch, 228.
-The Education of Children, How to Study Poetry, On Listening to Lectures, How to Tell a Flatterer, and Progress in Virtue.
20) Red Country, Joe Abercrombie, 451.
21) Moralia - Loeb Classical Library Volume II, Plutarch, 247.
-How to Profit by One's Enemies, On Having Many Friends, Chance, Virtue and Vice, A Letter of Condolence to Apollonius, Advice about Keeping Well, Advice to Bride and Groom, Dinner of the Seven Wise Men, and Superstition.
22) House of Chains, Steven Erikson, 1015.
23) The Acharnians, Aristophanes, 62.
24) A Little Hatred, Joe Abercrombie, 463.
25)Moralia - Loeb Classical Library Volume III, Plutarch, 290.
-Sayings of Kings and Commanders, Sayings of Romans, Sayings of Spartans, Ancient Customs of the Spartans, Sayings of Spartan Women, and Bravery of Women.
26) Moralia - Loeb Classical Library Volume IV, Plutarch, 263.
-The Roman Questions, The Greek Questions, Greek and Roman Parallel Stories, On the Fortune of the Romans, On the Fortune or the Virtue of Alexander, and Were the Athenians More Famous in War or in Wisdom?
27) Moralia - Loeb Classical Library Volume V, Plutarch, 250.
-Isis and Osiris, The E at Delphi, The Oracles at Delphi No Longer Given in Verse, The Obsolescence of Oracles
28) Moralia - Loeb Classical Library Volume VI, Plutarch, 258.
-Can Virtue be Taught, on Moral Virtue, On the Control of Anger, On Tranquility of Mind, On Brotherly Love, On Affection for Offspring, Whether Vice be Sufficient to Cause Unhappiness, Whether the Affections of the Soul are Worse than those of the Body, Concerning Talkativeness, and On Being a Busybody.
29) Moralia - Loeb Classical Library Volume VII, Plutarch, 303.
-On Love of Wealth, On Compliancy, On Envy and Hate, On Praising Oneself Inoffensively, On the Delays of Divine Vengeance, On Fate, On the Sign of Socrates, On Exile, and Consolation to His Wife.
30)Moralia, Loeb Classical Library Volume VIII, Plutarch, 258.
-Table Talk Books I-III and Table Talk Books IV-VI.
31)Moralia, Loeb Classical Library Volume IX, Plutarch, 220.
-Table Talk Books VII-IX and the Dialogue on Love.
32) Meditations, Marcus Aurelius, 122.
33) The Histories, Tacitus, 249.
34) The Annals of Imperial Rome, Tacitus, 397.
35) Agricola, Tacitus, 33.
36) Germania, Tacitus, 25.
37) The Trouble with Peace, Joe Abercrombie, 497.
38) The Wisdom of Crowds, Joe Abercrombie, 511.
39) Letters from a Stoic, Seneca, 231.
40) The Discourses, Epictetus.
41) Enchiridion, Epictetus.
42) The Silmarillion, J.R.R. Tolkien, 345.
43) Mindset, Dr. Carol S. Dweck, 264.
44) Phalaris, Lucian.
45) Hippias or the Bath, Lucian.
46) Dionysus, Lucian.
47) Heracles, Lucian.
48) Amber or the Swans, Lucian.
49) The Fly, Lucian.
50) Nigrinus, Lucian.
51) Demonax, Lucian.
52) The Hall, Lucian.
53) My Native Land, Lucian.
54) Octogenarians, Lucian.
55) A True Story, Lucian.
56) Slander, Lucian.
57) The Outlines of Pyrrhonism, Sextus Empiricus.
58) The Shijing, 323.