FROM THE DEATH OF ALEXANDER TO THE CONQUEST OF GREECE BY THE ROMANS.
- A Retrospective Glance at Greece.
- Oration of Æschines
against Ctes'iphon.
Oration of Demosthenes on the Crown. - The Wars that followed Alexander's Death.
- Character of Ptolemy Philadelphus—Theoc'ritus
- The Celtic Invasion, and the War with Pyrrhus.
- Queen Archidami'a.—Anon.
- The Achæ'an League.—Philip V. of Macedon.
- Epigrams on Philip and the Macedonians.—Alcoe'us.
- Greece Conquered by Rome.
- "The Liberty of
Greece."—Wordsworth.
Desolation of Corinth.—Antipater.
Last Struggles of Greece.—THIRLWALL: Horace.
LITERATURE AND ART AFTER THE CLOSE OF THE PELOPONNESIAN WAR.
LITERATURE
- The Drama.—MAHAFFY.
- Phile'mon.—"Faith in
God."
Menander.—"Human Existence."—SYMONDS: LAWRENCE. - Oratory.—Milton: CICERO.
- Æs'chines and Demosthenes.—LEGARÉ: BROUGHAM: HUME.
- Philosophy.
- Plato.—Haygarth:
BROUGHAM: KENDRICK: MITCHELL.
Aristotle.—Pope: BROWNE: LAWRENCE: SMITH: MAHAFFY.
Academe.—Arnold.
Epicu'rus and Ze'no.—Lucretius. - History.
- Xen'ophon.—MITCHELL.
Polyb'ius.
ART.
- Architecture and Sculpture.
- Changes in
Statuary.—WEYMAN.
The Dying Gladiator.—LÜBKE: Thomson.
The La-oc'o-on.—Thomson: Holland. - Painting.
- Venus Rising from the
Sea.—Antipater.
Apel'les and Protog'enes.—ANTHON.
Protogenes' Picture at Rhodes.—Thomson. - Concluding Reflections.
- The Image of
Athens.—Shelley.
Immortal Influence of Athens.—MACAULAY: Haygarth.