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| Preface | [9] |
| Table of Latin and Greek Gods | [12] |
| Old Greek Tales |
| How Theseus Slays the Minotaur | Nathaniel Hawthorne | [15] |
| Pegasus, the Winged Horse | Nathaniel Hawthorne | [51] |
| The Heroes Sail Away in Search of the Golden Fleece | Charles Kingsley | [80] |
| How Jason Lost His Sandal | Charles Kingsley | [88] |
| How They Built the Ship Argo | Charles Kingsley | [98] |
| How the Argonauts Sailed to Colchis | Charles Kingsley | [102] |
| Hunting the Calydonian Boar | Elsie F. Buckley | [128] |
| The Winning of Atalanta | Elsie F. Buckley | [148] |
| Turning Everything into Gold | Nathaniel Hawthorne | [172] |
| The Pomegranate Seeds | Nathaniel Hawthorne | [193] |
| Tales of the Trojan War—From Homer |
| The Trojan War | Thomas Bulfinch | [237] |
| The Quarrel of the Chiefs | Alfred J. Church | [240] |
| The Fight Between Paris and Menelaus | Alfred J. Church | [251] |
| The Duel Between Hector and Ajax | Alfred J. Church | [257] |
| The Deeds and Death of Patroclus | Alfred J. Church | [265] |
| The Death of Hector | Alfred J. Church | [272] |
| The Ransoming of Hector | Alfred J. Church | [283] |
| The Wooden Horse | Grace Bigelow Patten | [295] |
| The Homeward Voyage of the Greek Hero, Ulysses—From Homer |
| The Lotus-Eaters | Sir George W. Cox | [301] |
| Ulysses and the Cyclops | Sir George W. Cox | [305] |
| Circe’s Palace | Nathaniel Hawthorne | [315] |
| Ulysses and the Sirens | Sir George W. Cox | [353] |
| Nausicaa Rescues Ulysses | Alfred J. Church | [357] |
| Ulysses and the Swineherd | Alfred J. Church | [368] |
| The Return of Telemachus | Alfred J. Church | [373] |
| Ulysses in His Home | Alfred J. Church | [377] |
| The Trial of the Bow | Alfred J. Church | [384] |
| The Vengeance of Ulysses | Alfred J. Church | [389] |
| The Wanderings of Æneas—From Virgil |
| The Remnant of the Defeated Army Seeks a New Home | Thomas Bulfinch and Alfred J. Church | [397] |
| The Adventure with the Harpies | H. L. Havell | [403] |
| Pursued by the Cyclops | H. L. Havell | [406] |
| Venus Sends Æneas to Queen Dido | Alfred J. Church | [412] |
| Queen Dido Welcomes Æneas | Alfred J. Church | [418] |
| The Love and Death of Queen Dido | Alfred J. Church | [425] |
| The Race of the Four Galleys | H. L. Havell | [437] |
| The Foot Race | H. L. Havell | [443] |
| The Boxing Match | H. L. Havell | [445] |
| The Contest of the Archers | H. L. Havell | [448] |
| The Sibyl Speaks to Æneas | Alfred J. Church | [450] |
| The Dwellings of the Dead | Alfred J. Church | [455] |
| The Oracle Foretells the Coming of Æneas | H. L. Havell | [467] |
| Æneas and His Companions Eat Their Tables | H. L. Havell | [469] |
| The Fight Between Æneas and Turnus | H. L. Havell | [473] |
| The Death of Turnus | H. L. Havell | [480] |
| Stories from Roman History—From Livy |
| The Story of Romulus and of Numa | Alfred J. Church | [489] |
| The Story of Alba | Alfred J. Church | [500] |