Latin:
Cicero Pro Roscio Amerino (already started)
Cicero Phillipic I
Random Catullus Poems
Tibullus; all of his poems
Greek:
Euripides' Bacchae
Homer Iliad Book 24
A book of the New Testament
Other Stuff:
Learn German
Learn Old English or Old Norse
All this while working twelve hours a day six days a week so that I can pay for next year's schooling as well as have some money so I can pay for grad school.
Fun fun. I doubt much of it will get done.
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My experience is that if you make grandiose plans for summer reading, it usually becomes a great disappointment.
No plans! No disappointment!
That said, I'm amassing a list of monographs and anthologies that I need to start crunching into if I'm ever going to hope to operate as a proper Classics/Linguistics graduate student.
Time for me to prepare myself for disappointment!
Professor Jay Fisher from Yale University?
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