Where to start?
Learning latin?
>>2
I've just started learning it and I want to buy bilingual editions of Latin authors. Looking for book recommendations.
...The Vulgate?
Read all of LLPSI for starters, then maybe visit thelatinlibrary.com it doesn't have bilingual editions tho
I don't know from Latin, but how about Julius Caesar's Gallic Wars. It has druids, fighting, and some nudity.
lain literature
I haven't studied Latin in years, and never got particularly far but I believe Livy and Caesar are the standard recommendations for once you've completed the equivalent of a course or two.
Rene Descartes for something "more modern."
>>4
Vulgate is unironically good start. But if you do not know any Latin, read Lingua Latina per se illustrata first. Also, see https://www.thelatinlibrary.com
After learning the basics of Latin from LLPSI or any old Latin grammar book, the traditional first Latin text is Caesar's Commentarii de Bello Gallico.