the whole storybook was online recently, there was even a googledrive but the link doesn't work any longer. It's not exactly 'lost', there's like 5 complete copies on earth not including the complete digital scans
Funny. I've read the Suspiria de Profundis collection, and recollect that some of it concerns damaged memory, but a lost work I do not recollect. Aar there's a ton of D extant
There were works he was meant to add to it but he either never finished them or just burned them since he was so fricked up on opium that he constantly set himself and his belongings on fire. There are titles of suspiria he meant to publish and just from that alone you could tell they would be fire.
Aristotle's dialogues. The one in which Cicero described as being "rivers of gold" in contrast to Plato's "rivers of silver". I would've liked to read Dostoevsky's "The Life of A Great Sinner", the unfinished sequel to The Brother's Karamazov.
Also, Homer's Margites epic poem.
This. If only xerox existed in those days.
I was just thinking about this! Isle of the Cross by Melville.
Also this. How the frick could something that important get lost like that?
There were likely many originals there, but even if it were just a lot of copies, that would have preserved a ton of things that are lost today. It was a massive blow to literature
The Lost Greek classics
A waste of time.
how do you know, have you read them?
the whole storybook was online recently, there was even a googledrive but the link doesn't work any longer. It's not exactly 'lost', there's like 5 complete copies on earth not including the complete digital scans
I don't think the complete book was ever online. The google drive you are referencing wasn't complete.
Why even bother with the greeks?
Hegesius of Cyrenes book advocating death that was banned cos normies killed themselves
Malvina's Lament for Oscar
Based
On what
The Jodorowsky 'Dune' screenplay
Dacica by Trajan. I can only assume that his military campaigns from his perspective would have been kino
the dacian wars are kino of the highest order
The history of four-footed beasts and serpents
De Quincey's Lost Suspiria. Can't believe that junkie would watch his works go up in flames and just go meh that sucks.
Funny. I've read the Suspiria de Profundis collection, and recollect that some of it concerns damaged memory, but a lost work I do not recollect. Aar there's a ton of D extant
There were works he was meant to add to it but he either never finished them or just burned them since he was so fricked up on opium that he constantly set himself and his belongings on fire. There are titles of suspiria he meant to publish and just from that alone you could tell they would be fire.
Yeah, even his stuff on Rhetoric and Grammar's legit fun to read. Read the Lake Poet memoirs last Summer
Chrysippus's books
Hemingway's lost Manuscripts
Aristotle's dialogues. The one in which Cicero described as being "rivers of gold" in contrast to Plato's "rivers of silver". I would've liked to read Dostoevsky's "The Life of A Great Sinner", the unfinished sequel to The Brother's Karamazov.
Also, Homer's Margites epic poem.
This. If only xerox existed in those days.
Also this. How the frick could something that important get lost like that?
Plutarch's lost Epaminondas, I guess
Robert Graves inspire your query?
>you’ll never have access to the Library of Alexandria
wasn't it's collection just copies of material at the time, i'm pretty sure we didn't lose a lot.
There were likely many originals there, but even if it were just a lot of copies, that would have preserved a ton of things that are lost today. It was a massive blow to literature
What would Proust have done? Dosto? Kafka? What would they have written after. What if Rimbaud continued writing poetry
Rimbaud was just done with poetry since he knew that being in that milieu meant fighting off more french pedophiles.
exactly the opposite, my friend. rimbaud got fat and suffered rapid twink death and bipedos like verlaine wanted nothing more to do with him
>got fat
???
Richard Burton's 'Human Sacrifice Among the Sephardine or the Eastern israelites'. Ofcourse, it's not lost, merely suppressed.
I was just thinking about this! Isle of the Cross by Melville.
The sci-fi novel I started writing when I was 10
Anything by Socrates.
The Books of Fear and Longing by William Shelley
The Full Alfonsine Bible
nicolaj fedorov
Bruno Schulz's "The Messiah"
The rest if Aristotle's Poetics
Lost works are a hoax
Meds
pretty much everything by Epicurus
Same with Democritus
Now that he's dead Nick Land will never finish Cryptocurrent. Very sad.
Epic poem, Cantar de Sancho II
There was supposedly one about the last Visigothic king too
Whatever wacky shit they may have had stashed away in the library of Alexandria obviously
can't find anything there you couldn't find in other libraries at the time
baghdad's library, however, was a huge loss for islamic philosophy
so a gain to the world?
immature
He's right. Averoes for how smart he was nearly destroyed Europe.
I'd like to read everything Heraclitus