Introduction -- Prometheus and Pandora -- Apollo and Daphne ; Pyramus and Thisbe ; Cephalus and Procris -- Juno and her rivals, Io and Callisto ; Diana and Actaeon ; Latona and the rustics -- Phaeton-- Midas ; Baucis and Philemon -- Proserpine ; Glaucus and Scylla -- Pygmalion ; Dryope ; Venus and Adonis ; Apollo and Hyacinthus -- Ceyx and Halcyone : or, the Halcyon birds -- Vertumnus and Pomona -- Cupid and Psyche -- Cadmus ; The Myrmidons -- Nisus and Scylla ; Echo and Narcissus ; Clytie ; Hero and Leander -- Minerva ; Niobe -- Adventures of Perseus ; Medusa ; Atlas ; The sea monster ; The wedding feast -- Monsters : Giants ; The Sphinx ; Pegasus and the Chimaera ; The centaurs ; The Pygmies ; The griffin -- The golden fleece ; Medea and Aeson -- Meleager ; Atalanta -- Hercules ; Hebe and Ganymede -- Theseus ; Daedalus ; Castor and Pollux --

Bacchus ; Ariadne

The rural deities ; Erisichthon ; Rhoecus ; The water deities ; The winds

Achelous and Hercules ; Admetus and Alcestis ; Antigone ; Penelope

Orpheus and Eurydice ; Aristaeus ; Amphion ; Linus ; Thamyris ; Marsyas ; Melampus ; Musaeus

Endymion ; Orion ; Aurora and Tithonus ; Acis and Galatea

The Trojan War ; The Iliad

The fall of Troy ; Menelaus and Helen ; Agamemnon, Orestes and Electra

Adventures of Ulysses ; The cyclopes ; The Laestrygonians ; Circe ; The sirens ; Scylla and Charybdis ; Calypso

The Phaeacians ; The fate of the suitors

Adventures of Aeneas ; The Harpies ; Dido ; Palinurus

The infernal regions ; Elysium ; The Sibyl

Aeneas in Italy ; The Gates of Janus ; Camilla ; Evander ; Infant Rome ; Nisus and Euralus ; Mezentius ; Turnus.