What was the most influental book of human history?

>>2762967
le bibbel

Euclid's Elements

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The Big Fucking Guy

Just look at that beautiful water color illustration.

>>2762967
Principia Mathematica by Newton

>>2762967
I'd say a tie between the Bible and the Quran. Both led to the formation of two massive religions with 1 billion+ people each.

>>2762967

the bibble probably followed by fifty shades of gay and mein struggle. then probably self help books

>>2762967
first book

>>2763018

Those brits, always so selfish...

what about the homeric epics? i think they serve as influential to other Greeks, and since that's the case, everything else western

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>>2762967
Holy fuck dat projection,

>>2762967
Bible, Qur'an, Torah. Something by Aristotle, Socrates, or Plato as well. The Communist Manifesto.

Leviathan by Thomas Hobbes

>>2762967
That's a big Scotland.

1) Bible
2) Quran
3) Communist Manifesto
4) Mein Kampf
5) Common Sense (if it counts as a book)
6) Wealth of Nations
7) Harry Potter, as much as I hate saying it

Probably in that order, but it's a loose list