AESCHYLUS (B.C. 525--456). "The House of Atreus"
(I.E. the "Agamemnon," "Choephorae" and "Eumenides"),
translated by E. D. A. MORSHEAD (Warren and Sons).
The "Eumenides," translated by DR. VERRALL (Cambridge,
1885).

ARISTOPHANES (C. B.C. 444--380). "The Acharnians,
the Knights, and the Birds," translated by JOHN HOOKHAM
FRERE (Morley's Universal Library, Routledge).
[Also the "Frogs" and the "Peace" in his Collected
Works, (Pickering)].
The "Clouds," the "Lysistrata" ["Women in Revolt,"]
the "Peace," and the "Wasps," translated by B. B. ROGERS

ARISTOTLE (B.C. 384--322). The "Ethics," the "Politics,"
and the "Rhetoric," translated by J. E. C. WELLDON
(Macmillan & Co.).

DEMOSTHENES (B.C. 385--322). "Orations," translated by
C. R. KENNEDY (Bell).

EURIPIDES (B.C. 480--406). "Tragedies," translated by
A. S. WAY (Macmillan & Co.).

HERODOTUS (B.C. 484-- ). "The History," translated
by S. R. RAWLINSON (Murray).

HOMER. The "Iliad," translated by LANG, LEAF AND MYERS;