What to read along with Latro
The Urth list — 2 messages, 2 voices, 21 Jan 2003
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Dan Rabin — 21 Jan 2003, 07:55

I've read the Latro books twice.  The second time was after I read 
Herodotus.  That helped a lot with the history and geography, besides 
being a lot of fun in itself.

   -- Dan Rabin

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Josh Geller — 21 Jan 2003, 08:03
  follows, by subject match Dan Rabin

> On Mon, 20 Jan 2003, Dan Rabin wrote:
> I've read the Latro books twice.  The second time was after I read
> Herodotus.  That helped a lot with the history and geography, besides
> being a lot of fun in itself.

Herodotos is great. Herodotos and Bernal Diaz del Castillo are perennially
tied for being my favorite book. I reread them both at least once a year.


















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