Sec. 2.--_How through the confusion of the Tower of Babel the world began to be inhabited_ 2 Sec. 5.--_Of the third part of the world called Europe, and its boundaries_ 4 Sec. 7.--_How King Atlas first built the city of Fiesole_ 4 Sec. 8.--_How Atlas had three sons, Italus and Dardanus and Sicanus_ 6 Sec. 9.--_How Italus and Dardanus came to agree which should succeed to the city of Fiesole and the kingdom of Italy_ 7 Sec. 10.--_How Dardanus came to Phrygia and built the city of Dardania, which was afterwards the great Troy_ 8 Sec. 11.--_How Dardanus had a son which was named Tritamus, which was the father of Trojus, after whose name the city of Troy was so called_ 8 Sec. 17.--_How Antenor and the young Priam, having departed from Troy, built the city of Venice, and that of Padua_ 9 Sec. 21.--_How Aeneas departed from Troy and came to Carthage in Africa_ 10 Sec. 22.--_How Aeneas came into Italy_ 13 Sec. 23.--_How the King Latinus ruled over Italy, and how Aeneas had his daughter to wife, and all his kingdom_ 14 Sec. 29.--_How Rome was ruled for a long time by the government of the consuls and senators, until Julius Caesar became Emperor_ 16 Sec. 30.--_How a conspiracy was formed in Rome by Catiline and his followers_ 18 Sec. 31.--_How Catiline caused the city of Fiesole to rebel against the city of Rome_ 19 Sec. 32.--_How Catiline and his followers were discomfited by the Romans in the plain of Piceno_ 20 Sec. 33.--_How Metellus with his troops made war upon the Fiesolans_ 22 Sec. 34.--_How Metellus and Fiorinus discomfited the Fiesolans_ 22 Sec. 35.--_How the Romans besieged Fiesole the first time, and how Fiorinus was slain_ 23 Sec. 36.--_How, because of the death of Fiorinus, the Romans returned to the siege of Fiesole_ 24 Sec. 37.--_How the city of Fiesole surrendered itself to the Romans, and was destroyed and laid waste_ 26 Sec. 38.--_How the city of Florence was first built_ 27 Sec. 39.--_How Caesar departed from Florence, and went to Rome, and was made consul to go against the French_ 30