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• Cover
• Title Page
• Copyright Page
• Dedication
• Foreword to the Fifth Edition
• Contents
• Pandora’s Box (Wheelock Chapters 1–3)
• The Tragic Story of Phaëthon (Ch. 4)
• The Adventures of Io (Ch. 5)
• The Curse of Atreus (Ch. 6)
• Cleobis and Biton (Ch. 7)
• Laocoön and the Trojan Horse (Ch. 8)
• Nisus and Euryalus (Ch. 9)
• Aurora and Tithonus (Ch. 10)
• Ulysses and the Cyclops (Ch. 11)
• A Gift Bearing Greeks (Ch. 12)
• Echo and Handsome Narcissus (Ch. 13)
• Europa and the Bull (Ch. 14)
• How the Aegean Got Its Name (Ch. 15)
• The Wrath of Achilles (Ch. 16)
• The Myrmidons (Ant People) (Ch. 17)
• A Wedding Invitation (Ch. 18)
• The Judgment of Paris (Ch. 19)
• The Labors of Hercules (Ch. 20)
• The Golden Age Returns (Ch. 21)
• Cicero Reports His Victory over Catiline (Ch. 22)
• Watching the Orator at Work (Ch. 23)
• Caesar’s Camp Is Attacked by Belgians (Ch. 24)
• The Character of Catiline’s Followers (Ch. 25)
• The Virtues of the Orator Cato (Ch. 26)
• Old Age Is Not a Time for Despair (Ch. 27)
• Two Love Poems by Catullus (Ch. 28)
• Quintilian Praises the Oratory of Cicero (Ch. 29)
• Pliny Writes to His Friends (Ch. 30)
• Lucretia: Paragon of Virtue (Ch. 31)
• Vergil Praises the Rustic Life (Ch. 32)
• The Helvetians Parley with Caesar (Ch. 33)
• Sallust’s View of Human Nature (Ch. 34)
• A Conversation from Roman Comedy (Ch. 35)
• A Crisis in Roman Education (Ch. 36)
• Horace Meets a Boorish Fellow (Ch. 37)
• Cicero Speaks about the Nature of the Soul (Ch. 38)
• Cicero Evaluates Two Famous Roman Orators (Ch. 39)
• Hannibal and the Romans Fight to a Draw (Ch. 40)
• Glossary
• Backmatter