| Lohengrin and Elsa the Beautiful. | |
| Elsa on Her Knees Before Lohengrin | [Cover] |
| The Good King Arthur. | |
| Then Arthur Drew Out the Sword and was Proclaimed King | [Frontispiece] |
| Prometheus, the Friend of Man. | PAGE |
| Prometheus Punished for His Gift to Man | [9] |
| The Labors of Hercules. | |
| The Hero Approached the Dreadful Monster | [19] |
| Deucalion and Pyrrha. | |
| Deucalion and Pyrrha Casting the Bones of Their Mother Behind Them | [31] |
| Theseus and the Centaur. | |
| The Centaur Fell Backward | [35] |
| Niobe. | |
| Niobe Weeping for Her Children | [40] |
| The Gorgon's Head. | |
| Perseus Slaying the Medusa | [60] |
| The Golden Fleece. | |
| The Dragon Fell at Full Length Upon the Ground | [104] |
| The Cyclops. | |
| The One-eyed Polyphemus | [108] |
| Œdipus and the Sphinx. | |
| Œdipus Stood Before the Sphinx | [116] |
| Antigone, the Faithful Daughter and Sister. | |
| The Blind Œdipus, Led by His Daughter Antigone | [118] |
| The Story of Iphigenia. | |
| Iphigenia About to be Sacrificed | [140] |
| The Sack of Troy. | |
| The Trojan Horse | [153] |
| Beowulf and Grendel. | |
| Beowulf Face to Face With the Fire-breathing Dragon | [170] |
| The Great Knight Siegfried. | |
| Siegfried Came Off Victor in Every Encounter | [214] |
| Frithiof the Bold. | |
| Frithiof and Ingeborg in the Temple of Balder | [230] |
| Wayland the Smith. | |
| Wayland the Smith, Wearing the Wings He had Fashioned | [234] |
| Twardowski, the Polish Faust. | |
| Twardowski in the Arms of the Evil One | [242] |
| Ilia Muromec of Russia. | |
| Zidovin Threw the Iron Club High Into the Air and Caught It with One Hand | [244] |
| Kralewitz Marko of Servia. | |
| They Gagged Marko and Bound Him to His Horse | [246] |
| The Decision of Libuscha. | |
| Libuscha Insulted by Chrudis | [248] |
| Count Roland of France. | |
| Roland's Own Death Was Very Near | [265] |
| The Cid. | |
| The Youthful Cid Avenging the Death of His Father | [267] |