Translated by J. S. Watson)

      Tacitus—(Born about 55 a.d., died about 117.) I     From Republican to Imperial Rome. 177     (From Book I of the "Annals." The Oxford translation revised)   II     The Funeral of Germanicus. 183     (From Book III of the "Annals." The Oxford translation revised)   III     The Death of Seneca. 189     (From Book XV of the "Annals." The Oxford translation revised)   IV     The Burning of Rome by Order of Nero. 193     (From Book XV of the "Annals." The Oxford translation revised)   V     The Burning of the Capitol at Rome. 202     (From Book III of the "History." The Oxford translation revised)   VI     The Siege of Cremona. 205     (From Book III of the "History." The Oxford translation revised)   VII     Agricola. 212     (The Oxford translation revised)       Pliny the Younger—(Born in 63 a.d., died in 113.) I     Of the Christians in His Province. 218     (From the "Letters." The Melmoth translation revised)   II     To Tacitus on the Eruption of Vesuvius. 222     (From the "Letters." The Melmoth translation revised)       Suetonius—(Lived in the first half of the second century a.d.) I     The Last Days of Augustus. 231     (From the "Lives of the Cæsars." Translated by Alexander Thomson, revised by Forester)   II     The Good Deeds of Nero. 236     (From the "Lives of the Cæsars." Translated by Thomson, revised by Forester)   III     The Death of Nero. 241     (From the "Lives of the Cæsars." Translated by Thomson, revised by Forester)       Marcus Aurelius—(Born in 121 a.d., died in 180.)       His Debt to Others. 248     (From the