I've read the major works of Plato and Aristotle, what philosophy

Ayn Rand of course

>>9908741
what universities do next: early modern philosophy
what /lit/ do next: the romans
what you should do next: the chinese

>>9908741
Resume with the Romans, Epicureanism and Stoicism were the major philosophical schools at the time.

>>9908741
Early Modern for sure. If you really want to brush up on your Aristotle via Aquinas, go for it. But I'd head right into Descartes if I were you.

CITY OF GOD

Read a decent overview of medieval philosophy, you'll never get through the works themselves. Even though I think Anselm is a cool read.

Cicero, Seneca, Epicurus, Plotinus, Augustine

>>9908741
stoics and epicureans

>>9908792
>reading the oriental merchant

>>9909005
>jumping to Augustine without reading at least one stoic or epicurean
shamefur dispray

My plan is Anselm and Boethius, then Aquinas, then Descartes. I already looked at the Stoics when I was a student, and theirs was a simple enough system that I don't feel the need to brush up on it.

>>9910705
Meant Augustine, not Anselm, but I might look at him at some point too.

>>9908794
What's a good starting point for those?

>>9911011
De Rerum Natura and the Enchirideon of Epictetus

>>9910705
Throw in Pierre Abelard as well.