TABLE OF CONTENTS

VOLUME V

PAGE
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LIVED

EPICTETUS

First to Second Century A. D.

Of Progress or Improvement

On Providence

That We Ought Not to Be Disturbed by Any News

What Is the Condition of a Common Kind of Man

and of a Philosopher

How Everything May Be Done Acceptably to the

Gods

1646

1651

EPICURUS

C. 341-270 B. C.

Of Modesty, Opposed to Ambition

ERASMUS, DESIDERIUS

6. 1465-1536

The Goddess of Folly on the Luck of Fools

EVELYN, JOHN

1620-1706

In and around Naples

The Life of Trees

1654 v

1831-

FARRAR, FREDERIC WILLIAM

Some Famous Daughters

1664

FELLTHAM, OWEN

6. 1602-1668

Of Loquacity and Tediousness in Discourse

+ Of Idle Books

Of Violence and Eagerness

That Sufferance Causeth Love

Of Detraction

emple Of Poets and Poetry

+Of Wisdom and Science

That Man Ought to Be Extensively Good

Of Judging Charitably

That a Wise Man May Gain by Any Company

FELLTHAM, OWEN – Continued:

Of Suspicion

Of Fear and Cowardice

Of Ill Company

Of the Temper of Affections

That Religion Is the Best Guide

Of the Soul

A Friend and Enemy,- when Most Dangerous

Of Preaching

On Man's Self

On Insult

1699

FÉNELON, FRANÇOIS DE SALIGNAC DE LA MOTHE 1651-1715

Memorabilia of Diogenes

Reason the Same in All Men, of All Ages and

Countries

Wonders of the Memory and Brain

The Ideas of the Mind Are Universal, Eternal, and

Immutable

Weakness of Man's Mind

1712 V

FICHTE, JOHANN GOTTLIEB

1762-1814

The Blessedness of True Life

The Glory and Beauty of the Supernatural

The Destiny of Man

1707-1754

1724

FIELDING, HENRY

*On Reading for Amusement

The Art of Conversation

FISCHER, KUNO

The Central Problem of the World's Life

FOSTER, JOHN

Decision of Character

On a Man's Writing Memoirs of Himself

The Way to Make Money Plenty in Every Man's

Pocket

The Whistle

The Morals of Chess

The Ephemera - An Emblem of Human Life

1823–1892

1789 v

FREEMAN, EDWARD A.

< How to Grow Great Men

FREYTAG, GUSTAV

The Devil's Doings in the Middle Ages

FRÖBEL, FRIEDRICH

The Family and the School

- What Shall Be Taught in the Schools ?

1861

GARFIELD, JAMES A.

1831-1881 Ancient Languages and Modern Pedantry

GAY, JOHN

Genius and Clothes

1685-1732

1866

1866

1873

GELLIUS, AULUS

Second Century A. D.
A Rule for Husbands
The Reply of Chrysippus to Those Who Denied a

Providence
Three Reasons Assigned by Philosophers for the

Punishment of Crimes
He Who Has Much Must Necessarily Want Much
The Reason Democritus Deprived Himself of Sight
On the Abuses of False Philosophy
They Are Mistaken Who Commit Sins with the

Hope of Remaining Concealed
Sentiment of the Philosopher Panatius

GLADSTONE, WILLIAM EWART

Macaulay as an Essayist and Historian

GODWIN, WILLIAM

1756-1836
Political Justice and Individual Growth
GOETHE, JOHANN WOLFGANG VON

1749-1832
Upon the Laocoon
The Progress of Art
The Most Extraordinary and Wonderful of All

Writers
Wilhelm Meister on Hamlet
Growth by Exchange of Ideas
Life as an Apprenticeship
The Vicar of Wakefield

1936

GOLDSMITH, OLIVER

1728-1774
The Sagacity of Some Insects
A Chinese View of London
The Fall of the Kingdom of Lao
In Westminster Abbey
Liberty in England
The Love of “Freaks »
Objects of Pity as a Diet
The Worship of Pinchbeck Heroes
Whang and his Dream of Diamonds
The Love of Quack Medicines
Prefaces to “The Beauties of English Poetry »

« The Rape of the Lock)
«Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard »
Imitation of the Third Satire of Juvenal
«The Schoolmistress »
«Cooper's Hill »
«Eloisa to Abélard »
«The Tears of Scotland »
« On the Death of the Lord Protector »

Young's “Night Thoughts » and « Satires »
Happiness and Good-Nature

Night in the City
GOSSE, WILLIAM EDMUND

1849–
The Tyranny of the Novel
GRAND, SARAH

Nineteenth Century
Marriage as a Temporary Arrangement

1976

1981