I. The Quarrel of the Chiefs. II. The Broken Covenant. III. The Battle in the Plain. IV. Hector and Andromaché. V. The Duel of Hector and Ajax. VI. The Adventure of Ulysses and Diomed. VII. The Wounding of the Chiefs. VIII. The Battle at the Wall. IX. The Battle at the Ships. X. The Battle at the Ships (_continued_). XI. The Deeds and Death of Patroclus. XII. The Rousing of Achilles. XIII. The Battle at the River. XIV. The Death of Hector. XV. The Ransoming of Hector. THE ODYSSEY. I. The Cyclops. II. The Island of Æolus--the Læstrygons--Circé. III. The Regions of the Dead--Scylla--the Oxen of the Sun--Calypso. IV. Telemachus and Penelopé. V. Nestor and Menelaüs. VI. Ulysses on his Raft. VII. Nausicaa and Alcinoüs. VIII. Ulysses and the Swineherd. IX. The Return of Telemachus. X. Ulysses in his Home. XI. The Trial of the Bow. XII. The Slaying of the Suitors. WITH TWENTY-FOUR TINTED ILLUSTRATIONS, FROM FLAXMAN'S DESIGNS. "A book which ought to become an English classic. It is full of the pure Homeric flavour, and we think we may predict that it will retain its place in our literature."--_Spectator._ "All Mr. Church's stories are told with rare grace and fidelity."--_Times._ "We can give Mr. Church no higher praise than that he has succeeded in his undertaking. We doubt whether the first and greatest of story-tellers has ever before been so appropriately rendered for children."--_Academy._ "Mr. Church has long since proved himself a ripe and good scholar, though he had not given evidence of the special Homeric insight which this charming volume displays."--_Saturday Review._ SEELEY, JACKSON, AND HALLIDAY, Fleet Street, London. SERIES OF CHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS. _Conducted by the Rev. A. J. CHURCH, M.A., Head Master of Retford Grammar School._ The _Saturday Review_ says:--"We cannot too warmly hail this series. If all the schoolmasters in England were to adopt it they would have fewer occasions to complain of boys not having read their notes, and fewer grumblings on the part of patresfamilias at the heavy items of the book bill." Each volume of Selections contains sufficient matter for the work of a Term, with Notes by a Competent Editor. LATIN.