M751 Surrender of Babylon and Susa.
M752 The enormous treasures of the Persian Kings.
M753 Successive conquests of Alexander.
M754 He kills his friend Clitus. Agony and remorse of Alexander.
M755 He penetrates to the Indus. Porus.
M756 The soldiers of Alexander refuse to advance further to the East.
M757 He returns to Persepolis. His abandonment to pleasure.
M758 Death of Hephaestion and grief of Alexander.
M759 His entrance into Babylon. Splendor of the funeral of Hephaestion.
Death of Alexander.
M760 His boundless ambition. His death a fortunate event. Effects of his
conquests.
M761 Obscurity of the early history of Rome.
M762 AEneas.
M763 Latium. Foundation of Rome.
M764 The early inhabitants. Rome founded in violence.
M765 The Sabine element of Rome.
M766 The constitution.
M767 Numa Pompilius.
M768 Establishment of religion.
M769 Tullus Hostilius. The Horatii and the Curiatii.
M770 Destruction of Alba.
M771 The origin of plebians.
M772 Tarquinius Priscus.
M773 His public work.
M774 Servius Tullius.
M775 His reforms.
M776 Based on property. New division of the people.
M777 Comitia Centuriata.
M778 The despotism of Tarquin.
M779 The legend of Lucretia. Death of Lucretia. Banishment of the
Tarquins.
M780 The restoration of power to the patricians.
M781 Jurisprudence.
M782 Religion. Objects of worship.
M783 Agriculture. Fruits and cereals.
M784 Trades.
M785 Commerce.
M786 Measures and weights.
M787 Heroic period of Roman History.
M788 The consuls.
M789 The Senate.
M790 Brutus the first consul.
M791 The legends of ancient Rome. Tarquin attempts to recover his throne.
M792 Etruria.
M793 War with the Etruscans.
M794 Dictators.
M795 Oppression and miseries of the plebeians.
M796 Their rebellion.
M797 The Tribunes. Comitia Tributa.
M798 AEdiles.
M799 Coriolanus.
M800 Spurius Cassius. Agrarian law.
M801 Fabius. Increased power of plebians.
M802 The dictatorship of Cincinnatus.
M803 The decemvirs.--Appius Claudius.
M804 His injustice and punishment.
M805 Intermarriage of plebians and patricians.
M806 Censors.
M807 Quaestors.
M808 The siege and fall of Veii.
M809 Invasion of the Gauls. Habits and manners of the Gauls.
M810 Disastrous battle with the Gauls.
M811 The fall of Rome.
M812 M. Manlius.
M813 His services and fall. The Lincinian rogation.
M814 The period of conquest begins.
M815 Samnium.
M816 The Latins thro