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I am interested in reading some of history's most influential epic poems. Does anybody have any suggestions? (x-post with r/booksuggestions)

Recently, I have been trying to fill in the gaps in my literary background. In high school, I read a short excerpt of Paradise Lost and thought that it was absolutely fantastic. The combination of poetry, storytelling, and history really called to me. The stresses of college and starting a career kept me from reading as much as I would have liked, but with things calming down I am determined to work my way through the most important epic poems of Western culture.

So far I have read the Iliad, the Odyssey, and I am currently reading the Aeneid. I also plan to read the Divide Comedy, Beowulf, and Paradise Lost. Does anybody have any suggestions of other epic poems that I should read? I am open to any ideas.

Posted Apr 13, 2013, 11:06 PM UTC

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