A quite dreadful reading - it's the same intonation for every line, irrespective of what the line is saying or what it means. It's impossible to listen to. How come all these people who put this kind of thing online are such bad readers? Is their ability to read well in an inverse ratio to the size of their ego?

Hello! I am currently studying an English course and I am very thankful for your reading! I would like to say thank you so much, even though this is an old video!

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After 11 years im taking value from your video, thanks alot 🎉

Thank you for the video! Very nice reading

keep up the good work mate

Loved it. Glad you could bring it to us.

As a Classics student at the University of Durham in the United Kingdom I just want to thank for you for all these clear and concise contributions to my learning :)

Excellent and cogent lecture of a multiplicity of parts which were from a dim and distant past…superb analysis…..

will we be covering ligma?

get better Rodger ❤️‍🩹

i had to read pindars pythian 4 for my final exam tmrw and i was finding it really hard but you're reading actually helped get the story into my head so i just wanted to say thank you SO MUCH youre a life saver fr

I love WS!

Great work! Thank you for your reading of this poem.

Gave me chills. Well done!

Beautiful poem. I first discovered this one listening to Synaulia's Ode to the Lyre

read it in latin please.

Just want to say thank you for all this content you have put out over the past 10 years. I'm studying Classics and your videos have been extremely helpful. Thank you!

Thank you!

This was so helpful, thank you

Brilliant point about Shakespeare's verse

Lol, spoken in an American accent sounds so ridiculous, and they have no idea

Thank You for the reading.

Hello sir God bless you all family members ✝️🙏

God bless you all family 🙏✝️

Hello sir God bless you all ✝️🙏

U are amazing

Good job

Very well explained

Would've helped with subtitles or you slowing down when reciting this

This is some pretty cool stuff! I didn’t think id find anyone who cared about the ideas and psychology of ancient mythologies.

Your video is very interesting. I wanted to read my book as I hear you but my book has a very different English translation.

انت مكلف نفسك وعامل فيديو عشان تقرأ بس يشيخ اتقي الله بقاااااا

We're reading Pythian 4 in our Greek group right now. We just finished Euripides' Medea.

You really helped me to understand a lot thank you so much

Amazing videos, keep up the work, love your content, have a great day, week, and life!

I started out this morning seeking knowledge of the history of colored fighters and their Championships little did I know I would end up in Greece hearing poetry

Best video on KZbin, thank you very much my dude😈

Thank you Bernard... Shared & Subscribed...

What a beautiful poem!

John of Gaunt. The best king England never had

Surely it's about the sublime, both the experience of reading Homer and the sudden discovery of new worlds.

Awful. I'm sorry to say, that you do not understand the vehement delivery of a disappointed father and King.

So good to hear your voice, Bernie! Great job.

1:40

Very helpful, thank you!

Thank you, Ms. Lipari -- glad to hear of Alexander Pope and "not a dope."

Thanks Mr. Norcott-Mahany! Your reading could not have been more fortuitous. With my kids home from school we have started a pandemic poetry club here in Portland OR. We are beginning with heroic couplets and you were our featured guest today. My 12 year old son wanted me to tell you that "An Essay on Man" inspired him. For better or for worse Alexander Pope got paired with "not a dope." All the best!

1:07 fyeah alliteration!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Nicely done