Thank you my dude @Jacob

@The Morrígan You're all set. Welcome to ILC!

@CarletonJ Thank you, kind sir.

@ajman Welcome to the server, please go through the back logs, there are tons of great books here

Thanks!

Don Quixote is

Funny

And quite sad

@Rick @cc You guys are all set

@Alerio @Daniel Turch @Deleted User You guys have all been verified. Welcome to ILC. If you have any questions, feel free to message me or one of our mods.

What book are we on?

Why We Fight

Where are we on it and when do we meet?

I read why we fight awhile back

@Deleted User feel free to join our discussion. I believe we are moving our discussion days to Monday, but we'll confirm that this weekend.

Sounds good

@Daniel Turch We'll be up to "Modernity" Sunday or Monday

Okay I'll try to catch up

@ANACHR0N1SM you're all set! Welcome to ILC.

We are allowed to post non-copyrighted PDF's and text links correct?

That is correct. So long as it's not copyrighted, you can post.

I'm going to dump every Greek and Roman text ever

You have been warned

http://www.textkit.com

If you were ever interesting in learning Latin or Greek, here’s a bunch of resources

All public domain

If anyone wants help with Latin I can assist as well

@StrawberryArmada I’m a student of history but unfortunately have not had the luxury of going to a school with a good classics program. For simple biographies on Alexander the Great and Julius Caesar, what books would you recommend? I’ve been scared to buy one and it end up being revised by modern (((academia)))

Hmm

Only works on Caesar I've read were actually his own but

Plutarch

Wrote a biography of Alexander

Naturally it isn't (((modified))) since its two thousand years old