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Stories of Greece and Rome
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Stories of Greece and Rome
The Story of the Greeks, by H.A. Guerber, New York, Cincinnati, Chicago: American Book Company, (1898).
Table of
Contents The Story of the Greeks .............................................1 Preface ...................................................................................... 3 I Early Inhabitants of Greece.................................................... 5 II The Deluge of Ogyges........................................................... 7 III The Founding of Many Important Cities............................. 9 IV Story of Deucalion............................................................. 12 V Story of Dædalus and Icarus............................................... 14 VI The Adventures of Jason................................................... 16 VII Theseus Visits the Labyrinth ........................................... 18 VIII The Terrible Prophecy.................................................... 20 IX The Sphinx’s Riddle .......................................................... 22 X Blindness and Death of Œdipus.......................................... 25 XI The Brothers’ Quarrel ....................................................... 27 XII The Taking of Thebes...................................................... 29 XIII The Childhood of Paris................................................... 30 XIV The Muster of the Troops .............................................. 33 XV The Sacrifice of Iphigenia ................................................ 35 XVI The Wrath of Achilles.................................................... 36 XVII Death of Hector and Achilles........................................ 38 XVIII The Burning of Troy.................................................... 40 XIX Heroic Death of Codrus.................................................. 42 XX The Blind Poet ................................................................. 44 XXI The Rise of Sparta .......................................................... 46 XXII The Spartan Training .................................................... 48 XXIII The Brave Spartan Boy ................................................ 50 XXIV Public Tables in Sparta ................................................ 52 XXV Laws of Lycurgus ........................................................... 54 XXVI The Messenian War..................................................... 56 XXVII The Music of Tyrtæus................................................ 58 XXVIII Aristomenes’ Escape.................................................. 60 XXIX The Olympic Games .................................................... 62 XXX Milo of Croton............................................................... 65 XXXI The Jealous Athlete...................................................... 67 XXXII The Girls’ Games ........................................................ 69 XXXIII The Bloody Laws of Draco ........................................ 70 XXXIV The Laws of Solon..................................................... 72 XXXV The First Plays............................................................ 74 XXXVI The Tyrant Pisistratus............................................... 76 XXXVII The Tyrant’s Insult .................................................. 78
Table of Contents Continued XXXVIII Death of the Conspirators ...................................... 80 XXXIX Hippias Driven out of Athens ................................... 82 XL The Great King................................................................. 85 XLI Hippias Visits Darius....................................................... 87 XLII Destruction of the Persian Host..................................... 89 XLIII The Advance of the Second Host................................. 91 XLIV The Battle of Marathon................................................ 93 XLV Miltiades’ Disgrace......................................................... 95 XLVI Aristides the Just .......................................................... 97 XLVII Two Noble Spartan Youths......................................... 99 XLVIII The Great Army ...................................................... 101 XLIX Preparations for Defense ............................................ 103 L Leonidas at Thermopylæ................................................... 105 LI Death of Leonidas ............................................................ 107 LII The Burning of Athens................................................... 109 LIII The Battles of Salamis and Platæa ................................ 111 LIV The Rebuilding of Athens............................................. 113 LV Death of Pausanias ......................................................... 115 LVI Cimon Improves Athens ............................................... 117 LVII The Earthquake ........................................................... 119 LVIII The Age of Pericles .................................................... 122 LIX The Teachings of Anaxagoras ....................................... 125 LX Beginning of the Peloponnesian War ............................. 127 LXI Death of Pericles ........................................................... 129 LXII The Philosopher Socrates ............................................ 131 LXIII Socrates’ Favorite Pupil .............................................. 133 LXIV Youth of Alcibiades .................................................... 136 LXV Greek Colonies in Italy................................................ 138 LXVI Alcibiades in Disgrace ................................................ 140 LXVII Death of Alcibiades................................................... 142 LXVIII The Overthrow of the Thirty Tyrants ..................... 144 LXIX Accusation of Socrates ............................................... 146 LXX Death of Socrates ......................................................... 148 LXXI The Defeat of Cyrus ................................................... 151 LXXII The Retreat of the Ten Thousand ............................ 153 LXXIII Agesilaus in Asia...................................................... 155 LXXIV A Strange Interview................................................. 156 LXXV The Peace of Antalcidas............................................ 158 LXXVI The Theban Friends ................................................ 160 LXXVII Thebes Free Once More......................................... 162 LXXVIII The Battle of Leuctra ............................................ 164 LXXIX Death of Pelopidas ................................................... 166
LXXXVI Death of Dion
Knot......................................................203
XCII The Steed Bucephalus
CX The Achæan League
........................................................193
......................................................197
CXI Division in Sparta
XCVII Alexander’s Royal Captives
......................................205
CVI The Last of the Athenians
XCVI The Gordian
....................................................190
CVIII The Battle of Ipsus.....................................................228 CIX Demetrius and the Athenians
XCIX The African Desert
Province...........................................242
....................................................209
C Death of Darius.................................................................211
Demosthenes......................................188
..................................................215
......................................................232
..............................186
CII The Return to Babylon
LXXXIX The Orator
CIV The Division of the Realm............................................219
.......................................................181
XC Philip Masters Greece
CXV Greece a Roman
CV Death of Demosthenes...................................................221
LXXXV Civil War in Syracuse.............................................179
CXIV The Last of the Greeks...............................................240
LXXXII Story of Damon and Pythias
...................................201
...........................................207
CVII The Colossus of Rhodes..............................................225
............................................223
XCIII Alexander as King
XCV Alexander’s Brilliant Beginning
CXII Death of Agis...............................................................236
.......................................230
.................................................195
CXIII The War of the Two Leagues.....................................238
LXXXVII Philip of Macedon................................................183
XCIV Alexander and Diogenes
XCI Birth of Alexander
.........................................................234
LXXXI The Tyrant of Syracuse............................................170
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CI Defeat of Porus................................................................213
LXXXIV Dion and Dionysius...............................................177
Continued
.............................................168
LXXXVIII Philip Begins His Conquests
............................................199
XCVIII Alexander at Jerusalem
...................................172
CIII Death of Alexander the Great.......................................217
LXXX The Battle of Mantinea
LXXXIII The Sword of Damocles
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Romans........................................245 Preface.................................................................................. 247 I The First Settlers................................................................ 249 II The Escape from the Burning City ................................... 251 III The Clever Trick............................................................. 254 IV The Boards are Eaten ...................................................... 256 V The Wolf and the Twins .................................................. 258 VI Romulus Builds Rome..................................................... 260 VII The Maidens Carried Off............................................... 262 VIII Union of Sabines and Romans...................................... 264 IX Death of Romulus ........................................................... 266 X The Strange Signs of the Romans..................................... 268 XI The Quarrel with Alba .................................................... 271 XII The Fight Between the Horatii and the Curiatii ............ 273 XIII Tarquin and the Eagle................................................... 276 XIV The Roman Youths ...................................................... 278 XV The King Outwitted....................................................... 280 XVI The Murder of Tarquin ................................................ 282 XVII The Ungrateful Children............................................. 284 XVIII The Mysterious Books ............................................... 287 XIX Tarquin’s Poppies ......................................................... 290 XX The Oracle of Delphi ..................................................... 292 XXI The Death of Lucretia .................................................. 294 XXII The Stern Father ......................................................... 297 XXIII A Roman Triumph .................................................... 300 XXIV A Roman Triumph (Continued) ............................... 302 XXV The Defense of the Bridge........................................... 304 XXVI The Burnt Hand ........................................................ 306 XXVII The Twin Gods......................................................... 308 XXVIII The Wrongs of the Poor.......................................... 310 XXIX The Fable of the Stomach .......................................... 313 XXX The Story of Coriolanus .............................................. 316 XXXI The Farmer Hero ....................................................... 319 XXXII The New Laws .......................................................... 322 XXXIII The Death of Virginia ............................................. 324 XXXIV The Plans of a Traitor............................................. 326 XXXV The School-Teacher Punished ................................. 328 XXXVI The Invasion of the Gauls....................................... 330 XXXVII The Sacred Geese .................................................. 332 XXXVIII Two Heroes of Rome............................................ 335
The of the
Table of Contents Continued
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LIX The Revolt of the
LXXXI
XLIV Hannibal Crosses the
Archimedes ..........................................354
LII Caius
of Numidia ............................................371
and
Doe .................................................382
LVIII Sertorius his
at
Gracchus .....................................367
The Wild Caligula.....................................................418
The Siege of Jerusalem.............................................433
XLIII Regulus the
Conquests..............................................357
.......................................................390
Alps .........................................350
LXXII
Forks..........................337
LXXIX
War...............................................................376
Two Short Reigns......................................................432
LXV The Death
LXXIII
Nero’s Cruelty..........................................................430
Ships...............................................................345
LXXX
XLVI The Inventor
LI The Death of Tiberius
Triumvirate ............................................399
Routed...................................................343
and
Lists..................................................380
XLV The Romans Defeated
LIV The Barbarians..............................................................373
LX Pompey’s
LXVIII
XLVIII
LV The Social
of Cæsar ....................................................397
LXIX The Poisonous
Tiberius Smothered .................................................416
Varus Avenged ..........................................................412
LVI The Flight of Marius
LXXV
Destruction of Carthage...........................................359
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Table of Contents Continued
XL Pyrrhus his Elephants.
Snake ...............................................348
Antony and Cleopatra..............................................403
LXXVI Wicked
The
LVII The Proscription
Wives of Claudius...............................421
L The Jewels of Cornelia
LXVII The Vision
LXXI
LXX The
LXXVII
XLIX
Nero’s First Crimes.................................................424
LXIV The Battle of Pharsalia
.................................................352
XLVII The Roman
LXVI The Second
Slaves................................................384
LXIII The Crossing of the Rubicon......................................392
of Brutus ................................................401
Snake .................................................405
Augustan Age .......................................................407
LIII Jugurtha, King
LXXIV
LXXVIII
Conquests .......................................................386
.............................................340
Death of Germanicus ...............................................414
Gracchus...............................................................369
...........................................388
XLI The Elephants
The Christians Persecuted ....................................427
XLII Ancient
.....................................................378
LXII Cæsar’s Conquests
LXI The Conspiracy of Catiline
XXXIX The Disaster the Caudine
...............................................394
Roman Amusements ..................................................361
Death of Augustus ......................................................410
........................................................... 451
XCVII A Prophecy Fulfilled................................................. 466
................................................... 435
LXXXVI Trajan’s Column
CI Sieges of Rome
LXXXIII The Terrible Banquet............................................
XCI Another Cruel Emperor................................................
C An Emperor’s Penance
445
LXXXIV The Emperor’s Tablets
449
XCIV The Gigantic Emperor
XCV Invasion of the Goths 462
476
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XCVIII The First Christian Emperor 468
441
454
XCIX The Roman Empire Divided
LXXXV The Good Trajan....................................................
...................................... 470
LXXXVIII Hadrian’s Death
XCIII The Senate of Women
...................................
LXXXIX Antoninus Pius......................................................
Table of Contents Continued
XCVI Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra 464
XCII An Unnatural Son
.......................................... 439
LXXXII The Buried Cities
................................................................ 474
............................................... 458
............................................... 460
LXXXVII The Great Wall....................................................
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437
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XC The Model Pagan
CII End of the Empire of the West.......................................
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by H.A. Guerber
The Story of the Greeks
Preface
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I
Early Inhabitants of Greece
6 œ œ œ
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The Deluge of Ogyges
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The Founding of Many Important Cities
III
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The Story of the Greeks
11
IV
Story of Deucalion
13 æ æ
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V
Story of Dædalus and Icarus
Æ æ æ Æ Æ æ
The Story of the Greeks
15 æ æ æ æ æ æ æ
The Adventures of Jason
æ æ æ
VI
The Story of the Greeks
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VII Theseus Visits the Labyrinth
æ Æ Æ Æ
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VIII
Œ
The Terrible Prophecy œ
21
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The Sphinx’s Riddle
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Blindness and Death of Œdipus
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The Brothers’ Quarrel
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XII The Taking of Thebes
XIII The Childhood of Paris
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The Muster of the Troops
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XV The Sacrifice of Iphigenia
XVI The Wrath of Achilles
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XVII
Death of Hector and Achilles
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The Burning of Troy
XVIII
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XIX
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Heroic Death of Codrus
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The Blind Poet
45
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The Rise of Sparta
47
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The Spartan Training
49
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The Brave Spartan Boy
51
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Public Tables in Sparta
XXIV
53
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Laws of Lycurgus
XXV
The Story of the Greeks
55
The Messenian War
XXVI
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The Music of Tyrtæus
XXVII
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Aristomenes’ Escape
XXVIII
61
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XXIX
The Olympic Games
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MiloXXXofCroton
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The Jealous Athlete
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The Girls’ Games
XXXII
The Bloody Laws of Draco
XXXIII
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The Laws of Solon
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TheXXXVFirstPlays
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XXXVI
The Tyrant Pisistratus
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The Tyrant’s Insult
XXXVII
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Death of the Conspirators
XXXVIII
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XXXIX
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Hippias Driven out of Athens
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XL The Great King
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XLII
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Destruction of the Persian Host
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XLIV The Battle of Marathon
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XLVIII The Great Army
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Leonidas at Thermopylæ
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Death of Leonidas
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The Battles of Salamis and Platæa
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The Rebuilding of Athens
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LV Death of Pausanias æ
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The Age of Pericles
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The Teachings of Anaxagoras
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Beginning of the Peloponnesian War
æ
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DeathLXIofPericles
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LXIII
Socrates’ Favorite Pupil
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LXIV
Youth of Alcibiades
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Greek Colonies in Italy
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AlcibiadesLXVIinDisgrace
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DeathLXVIIofAlcibiades
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LXVIII
The Overthrow of the Thirty Tyrants
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AccusationLXIXofSocrates
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DeathLXXofSocrates
149
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The Defeat of Cyrus
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LXXII
The Retreat of the Ten Thousand
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AgesilausLXXIIIinAsia
A Strange Interview
LXXIV
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The Peace of Antalcidas
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159
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The Theban Friends
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LXXVII
Thebes Free Once More
163
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The Battle of Leuctra
œ œ œ
165
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DeathLXXIXofPelopidas
œ œ œ
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The Battle of Mantinea
LXXX
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The Tyrant of Syracuse
171
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DionLXXXIVandDionysius
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Civil War in Syracuse
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PhilipLXXXVIIofMacedon
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LXXXVIII
Philip Begins His Conquests
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LXXXIX
The Orator Demosthenes
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XC
Philip Masters Greece
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194
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XCII
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AlexanderXCIIIas King
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Alexander’s Brilliant Beginning
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The Gordian Knot
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AlexanderXCVIIIatJerusalem
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XCIX
The African Desert
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CII
The Return to Babylon
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The Division of the Realm
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CV Death of Demosthenes
æ
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The Last of the Athenians
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CVII The Colossus of Rhodes
æ
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The Battle of Ipsus
æ
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Demetrius and the Athenians
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CX The Achæan League
æ Æ æ æ
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æ æ
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The Last of the Greeks
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The First Settlers
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The Escape from the Burning City
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The Clever Trick
254 III
255 Æ
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The Wolf and the Twins
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The Maidens Carried Off
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264 VIII
Union of Sabines and Romans
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Death of Romulus
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268 X
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The Quarrel with Alba
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The Fight Between the Horatii and the Curiatii
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Tarquin and the Eagle
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XIV The Roman Youths
278
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The King Outwitted
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The Ungrateful Children
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The Oracle of Delphi
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294 XXI
The Death of Lucretia
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The Stern Father
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A Roman Triumph
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301
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A Roman Triumph (Continued)
303
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The Defense of the Bridge
305
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The Burnt Hand
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The Twin Gods
308 XXVII
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The Wrongs of the Poor
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The Farmer Hero
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TheXXXIINewLaws
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The Death of Virginia
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The Plans of a Traitor Æ
æ æ
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The School-Teacher Punished
329
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The Invasion of the Gauls
330 XXXVI
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The Sacred Geese
332 XXXVII
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Two Heroes of Rome
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The Disaster at the Caudine Forks
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Pyrrhus and his Elephants.
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The Elephants Routed
343
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Regulus and the Snake
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XLIII
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XLIV Hannibal Crosses the Alps
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The Romans Defeated
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DestructionXLVIIIofCarthage
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The Death of Tiberius Gracchus
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LII Caius Gracchus
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Jugurtha, King of Numidia
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LIV The Barbarians
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374
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376
LV The Social War
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The Flight of Marius
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æ
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LVII
The Proscription Lists
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381
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SertoriusLVIIIand his Doe
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The Revolt of the Slaves
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Pompey’s Conquests
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The Conspiracy of Catiline
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390 LXII
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The Crossing of the Rubicon
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394
The Battle of Pharsalia
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LXVI
The Second Triumvirate
æ
400
Stories of Greece and Rome
LXVII
The Vision of Brutus
401
Stories of Greece and Rome
402
403
AntonyLXVIIIandCleopatra
Stories of Greece and Rome
404
405
LXIX
The Poisonous Snake
Stories of Greece and Rome
406
æ æ Æ Æ Æ
The Augustan Age
407 LXX
408
Stories of Greece and Rome
409
The Story of the Romans
410
DeathLXXIofAugustus
The Story of the Romans
411
VarusLXXIIAvenged
412
413 æ
The Story of the Romans
LXXIII
414
Death of Germanicus
The Story of the Romans
415
416
TiberiusLXXIVSmothered
417
The Story of the Romans
LXXV
418
The Wild Caligula
419
The Story of the Romans
420
Stories of Greece and Rome
LXXVI
421
The Wicked Wives of Claudius
422 æ æ æ
Stories of Greece and Rome
The Story of the Romans
423
424
LXXVII
Nero’s First Crimes
425 æ
The Story of the Romans
Stories of Greece and Rome
426
LXXVIII
427
The Christians Persecuted
428
Stories of Greece and Rome
429
The Story of the Romans
Nero’s Cruelty
430 LXXIX
æ
The Story of the Romans
431
Two Short Reigns
432
LXXX
433
LXXXI
The Siege of Jerusalem
434
Stories of Greece and Rome
435
LXXXII
The Buried Cities
Stories of Greece and Rome
436
437
LXXXIII
The Terrible Banquet
438
Stories of Greece and Rome
439
LXXXIV
The Emperor’s Tablets
Stories of Greece and Rome
440
LXXXV
441
The Good Trajan
Stories of Greece and Rome
442
443
LXXXVI
Trajan’s Column
Stories of Greece and Rome
444
TheLXXXVIIGreatWall
445
446
Stories of Greece and Rome
447
LXXXVIII Hadrian’s Death
448
Stories of Greece and Rome
449
AntoninusLXXXIXPius
Stories of Greece and Rome
450
451
XC The Model Pagan
Stories of Greece and Rome
452
453
The Story of the Romans
454
XCI Another Cruel Emperor
The Story of the Romans
455
456
XCII An Unnatural Son
457
The Story of the Romans
458
XCIII The Senate of Women
The Story of the Romans
459
460
The Gigantic Emperor
XCIV
461
The Story of the Romans
462
InvasionXCVofthe Goths
æ Æ æ Æ
The Story of the Romans
463
XCVI
Zenobia, Queen of Palmyra
464
The Story of the Romans
465
A Prophecy Fulfilled
XCVII
466
467
The Story of the Romans
The First Christian Emperor
468
æ
XCVIII
469
The Story of the Romans
470
XCIX
The Roman Empire Divided
471
The Story of the Romans
472 C
An Emperor’s Penance
473
The Story of the Romans
474
SiegesCIof Rome
The Story of the Romans
475 â
CII
476
End of the Empire of the West
