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Most entertaining Latin reads?
I want to stay sharp on my Latin over the summer before I start my PhD and I would love some suggestions on what to read! (I don't really care about genre or time period as long as it's not a Latin translation of a modern work) Bonus points if it is funny! Lucian is my favorite Greek author, and although there are plenty of Latin authors that I enjoy (Livy and Sallust come to mind), I don't think I've read any that I find as funny.
u/RightWhereY0uLeftMe — 20 hours ago