CONTENTS

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Preface[9]
Table of Latin and Greek Gods[12]
Old Greek Tales
How Theseus Slays the MinotaurNathaniel Hawthorne[15]
Pegasus, the Winged HorseNathaniel Hawthorne[51]
The Heroes Sail Away in Search of the Golden FleeceCharles Kingsley[80]
How Jason Lost His SandalCharles Kingsley[88]
How They Built the Ship ArgoCharles Kingsley[98]
How the Argonauts Sailed to ColchisCharles Kingsley[102]
Hunting the Calydonian BoarElsie F. Buckley[128]
The Winning of AtalantaElsie F. Buckley[148]
Turning Everything into GoldNathaniel Hawthorne[172]
The Pomegranate SeedsNathaniel Hawthorne[193]
Tales of the Trojan War—From Homer
The Trojan WarThomas Bulfinch[237]
The Quarrel of the ChiefsAlfred J. Church[240]
The Fight Between Paris and MenelausAlfred J. Church[251]
The Duel Between Hector and AjaxAlfred J. Church[257]
The Deeds and Death of PatroclusAlfred J. Church[265]
The Death of HectorAlfred J. Church[272]
The Ransoming of HectorAlfred J. Church[283]
The Wooden HorseGrace Bigelow Patten[295]
The Homeward Voyage of the Greek Hero, Ulysses—From Homer
The Lotus-EatersSir George W. Cox[301]
Ulysses and the CyclopsSir George W. Cox[305]
Circe’s PalaceNathaniel Hawthorne[315]
Ulysses and the SirensSir George W. Cox[353]
Nausicaa Rescues UlyssesAlfred J. Church[357]
Ulysses and the SwineherdAlfred J. Church[368]
The Return of TelemachusAlfred J. Church[373]
Ulysses in His HomeAlfred J. Church[377]
The Trial of the BowAlfred J. Church[384]
The Vengeance of UlyssesAlfred J. Church[389]
The Wanderings of Æneas—From Virgil
The Remnant of the Defeated Army Seeks a New HomeThomas Bulfinch and Alfred J. Church[397]
The Adventure with the HarpiesH. L. Havell[403]
Pursued by the CyclopsH. L. Havell[406]
Venus Sends Æneas to Queen DidoAlfred J. Church[412]
Queen Dido Welcomes ÆneasAlfred J. Church[418]
The Love and Death of Queen DidoAlfred J. Church[425]
The Race of the Four GalleysH. L. Havell[437]
The Foot RaceH. L. Havell[443]
The Boxing MatchH. L. Havell[445]
The Contest of the ArchersH. L. Havell[448]
The Sibyl Speaks to ÆneasAlfred J. Church[450]
The Dwellings of the DeadAlfred J. Church[455]
The Oracle Foretells the Coming of ÆneasH. L. Havell[467]
Æneas and His Companions Eat Their TablesH. L. Havell[469]
The Fight Between Æneas and TurnusH. L. Havell[473]
The Death of TurnusH. L. Havell[480]
Stories from Roman History—From Livy
The Story of Romulus and of NumaAlfred J. Church[489]
The Story of AlbaAlfred J. Church[500]


ILLUSTRATIONS

[The Wine was mingled with the most potent Enchantments]
Circe’s Palace
Frontispiece illustration in color from the painting by Maxfield Parrish
[The Quest of the Golden Fleece]
The Heroes Sail Away in Search of the Golden Fleece
From the painting by Maxfield Parrish
[On the Bank of Anauros sat a Woman, all wrinkled, gray, and old]
How Jason Lost His Sandal
From the painting by T. H. Robinson
[Jason and the Talking Oak]
How They Built the Ship Argo
From the painting by Maxfield Parrish
[Chiron, the Centaur]
How the Argonauts Sailed to Colchis
From the painting by Maxfield Parrish
[Paris carried her to Troy]
The Trojan War
From the painting by R. von Deutsch
[Then Automedon yoked the Horses to the Chariot]
The Deeds and Death of Patroclus
From the painting by H. Regnault