STORIES OF THE TROJAN WAR THE APPLE OF DISCORD Josephine Preston Peabody THE QUARREL BETWEEN AGAMEMNON AND ACHILLES Alfred J. Church THE FIGHT BETWEEN PARIS AND MENELAUS Walter C. Perry THE DUEL BETWEEN HECTOR AND AJAX Walter C. Perry THE DEATH OF PATROCLUS AND THE BATTLE OF THE RIVER Alfred J. Church VULCAN MAKES ARMOR FOR ACHILLES Walter C. Perry THE SLAYING OF HECTOR Walter C. Perry THE FUNERAL GAMES IN HONOR OF PATROCLUS Walter C. Perry THE WOODEN HORSE AND THE FALL OF TROY Josephine Preston Peabody THE WANDERINGS OF ULYSSES AN ADVENTURE WITH THE CYCLOPS Alfred J. Church CIRCE'S PALACE Nathaniel Hawthorne THE SIRENS--SCYLLA AND CHARYBDIS Translated by George Herbert Palmer ULYSSES IN ITHACA ULYSSES LANDS ON THE SHORE OF ITHACA F. S. Marvin, R. J. C. Mayor, and F. M. Stowell ULYSSES AT THE HOUSE OF THE SWINEHERD F. S. Marvin, R. J. C. Mayor, and F. M. Stowell THE VENGEANCE OF ULYSSES A. HIS RECEPTION AT THE PALACE F. S. Marvin, R. J. C. Mayor, and F. M. Stowell B. THE TRIAL OF THE BOW Translated by George Herbert Palmer C. THE SLAYING OF THE SUITORS F. S. Marvin, R. J. C. Mayor, and F. M. Stowell D. PENELOPE RECOGNIZES ULYSSES Translated by George Herbert Palmer THE WANDERINGS OF THE TROJAN ÆNEAS THE FLIGHT OF ÆNEAS FROM THE RUINS OF TROY Alfred J. Church ÆNEAS'S ADVENTURE WITH THE HARPIES Charles Henry Hanson ÆNEAS IN THE LAND OF THE CYCLOPS Charles Henry Hanson ÆNEAS AND QUEEN DIDO Alfred J. Church THE FUNERAL GAMES OF ANCHISES Charles Henry Hanson ÆNEAS'S VISIT TO THE LOWER WORLD Charles Henry Hanson ÆNEAS'S FIRST GREAT BATTLE WITH THE LATINS Charles Henry Hanson ÆNEAS FINALLY CONQUERS THE LATINS Alfred J. Church ILLUSTRATIONS "IT IS STRANGE THAT THEY LET THAT DOG LIE THERE" L.F. Schutzenberger "I AM AFRAID THERE WILL NOT BE HALF ENOUGH SUPPER" Walter Crane THEY LEAPED OUT OF THE BOTTOMLESS HOLE George Wharton Edwards TO HIM AT LAST THE THREE GODDESSES INTRUSTED THE JUDGMENT AND THE GOLDEN APPLE Giulio Romano FIERCE WAS THE FIGHT ABOUT THE BODY OF PATROCLUS Giulio Romano A GREAT IMAGE OF A HORSE Franz Cleyn THE CYCLOPS IN HIS WRATH BRAKE OFF THE TOP OF A GREAT HILL L.F. Schutzenberger "DEAR SON, HAVE YOU COME HOME AT LAST?" G. Truffault