Ancient History 41: Hippolytus pierced by Cupid

Ancient History 25: Hercules tamed by love

Ancient History 16: Ariadne's thread

Ancient History 32: Telemachus given up to virtue

Ancient History 48: Virgil's shepherds

Ancient History 10: Socrates at Aspasia's home

Ancient History 42: Telemachus interrogated by the wise men

Ancient History 49: The death of Sappho

Ancient History 11: The sword of Damocles

Ancient History 33: Arion's rescue

Ancient History 46: The mother of the Graccus

Ancient History 9: The education of Achilles

Ancient History 45: Endymion

Ancient History 12: A meeting of happy augures

Ancient History 37: Tantalus' torment

Ancient History 8: Agamemnon's anger

Ancient History 19: The youth of Alcibiades

Ancient History 31: The fall of Icarus. As the sun roasted his wings, / His old scoundrel of a father, inventor of this contrivance, / Said, watching him fall through the eternal vaults: / Assuredly, this is no good (A poet who travels only by carriage)

Ancient History 44: The death of Anacreon

Ancient History 20: Alexander and Diogenes. The Sage who dressed in the simple appearance / Of a rascal smoking his short, thick pipe, / Said to the hero who surveyed him: / Scram out of my sunlight! (Song by Mr. Eugène Sue)

Ancient History 7: Ulysses' return

Ancient History 7: Ulysses' return

Ancient History 18: Today's witticism. What is Diogenes doing with a lantern? / Said the elegantly turnd-out Dandies to themselves. / Sirs, I am looking for a man, and with my slow, dim eye. / I can't see him; said he: those words really annoyed them (Attempt at poetry by Mr. de Rambuteau)

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Ancient History 5: The Amazons