Aristotle

Hey Veeky Forums, I'm slowly making my way through the Greeks, where's a good place to start with Aristotle?

Why does Fagles say in Iliad's introduction "Pope, whose translation is the finest ever made..."

If it's the best version why is this Fagles dude doing his own translation?

I am also needing guidance, is the republic by plato a good starting point¿

Don't derail my thread with nonsense. However, on the off chance this is a genuine question, if you are starting with Plato, don't start with the Republic, start with Euthyphro, then the Apology, then, Crito, then Phaedo, then Meno, then The Republic.

Thank you for the advice, why did you think my question was nonsense?

>Hey Veeky Forums, I'm slowly making my way through the Greeks, where's a good place to start with Aristotle?
i don't know

I thought you were trying to derail my thread by bringing up Plato when we are talking about Aristotle. Anyways, it appears you were not, I'm always happy to help someone in need. Cheers, user.

Archaic bullshit and everyone knew it except for faggy Fagles

finest as in the grandest and most impressive, but ultimately maybe insincere

Me neither, that's why I made this thread. Cheers, user.