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February 20, 2011

Fowle - Anecdotes: Index

TEXT SOURCE: First Easy Latin Reading Book - Anecdotes, by Edmund Fowle (1877). Vocabulary Lists in back of book.

1. Aristippus

2. Leonidas

3. Simonides of Ceos

4. Pindarus

5. Sophocles

6. Xerxes

7. Epaminondas

8. Philip, King of Macedon

9. Pyrrhus, King of Epirus

10. Alexander et Pirata

11. Alexander et Apelles

12. Dionysius et Lacedaemonii

13. Mausolus

14. Alexander Miser

15. Sulpicius Gallus

16. Euripides

17. Alexander and Philip

18. Fabricius and Pyrrhus

19. Lucius Mummius

20. Marcus Cato

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