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1605. Still hasn't been surpassed.
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Read it in the original Old Castillian.
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>>25353095
No. I'll read it with Don Quixote's dialogue in Middle English, while everything else is Elizabethan English.
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>>25353095
If you didn't read Pierre Menard's version, you didn't finish the book.
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>>25353314
You never read Pierre Menard's version. You read Pierre Menard's version as told by the crypto-jew Jorge Luis Borges
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what do you guys think are the books that compare to Don Quixote, not only as classics, but as the highest peaks of literature. It doesn't have to be a long list or even books that you like, simply books that are the peak.

I would say:
>Les Misérables
>Thus Spoke Zarathustra
>Divine Comedy
>Odyssey
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>>25353427
Borges is a crypto-jew? Phew, I thought he was just a disgusting arg*ntinian. I'll read him now
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>>25353198
is there actually a translation like this but with elizabethan and victorian?
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>>25353440
War and Peace for me.
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>>25353440
Those are all good. I really like Robert Alter's translation of the Hebrew Bible. I haven't read them so I can't comment, but Dostoevsky and Tolstoy I often hear have produced the finest novels.
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>>25353796
Ormsby and Shelton, I think.



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