class="smcap">Baal Hammon,

179 XVII. Move and Countermove, 198 XVIII. Help from the Hills, 206 XIX. The Battle on the Isthmus, 213 XX. Treachery, 222 XXI. Polybius, 230 XXII. A Pleasure Trip, 241 XXIII. Diplomacy, 253 XXIV. In Sore Need, 266 XXV. A Refuge in the Storm, 276 XXVI. The Storming of the Upper City, 284 XXVII. A Precious Book, 297 XXVIII. The End of Carthage, 309 XXIX. At Delos, 317 XXX. Corinth, 326 XXXI. Mummius, 336 XXXII. The Slave-dealer, 342 XXXIII. To Italy, 351 XXXIV. At Misenum, 355 XXXV. The World well lost, 369 XXXVI. Beyond the Sunset, 378

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"Fasten his hands, and firmly too; that youth might give us trouble," Frontispiece.	26
"The old king, though his eyes were open, did not seem to see Cleanor,"	39
The Roman Envoys to Corinth are compelled to leave the amphitheatre,	92
The Macedonian Pretender performs the Pyrrhic Dance,	119
"Do you yield?" said Cleanor when the Roman had reached the Shore,	164
"The High Priest placed the sacrifice on the outstretched arms of the god,"	public@vhost@g@gutenberg@html@files@41464@[email protected]#i_207" class="pginternal"