safed the light which dispelled the
moral darkness of antiquity and made attainable the highest spiritual
excellence.

LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS

SUBJECT ARTIST PAGE

Aspasia _Henry Holiday_ Fronts.

Circe _Henri P. Motte_ 80

Sappho in her school of poetry in _Hector Leroux_ 120
Lesbos

The Grecian toilette _From an antique vase_ 176

Phryne _Henry I. Siemiradsky_ 232

Cleopatra _Alexandre Cabanel_ 384

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