Agamemnon, by ¥schylus, tr. by E. D. A. Morshead.--îdipus the king, by Sophocles, tr. by Sir R. C. Jebb.--Medea, by Euripides, tr. by G. Murray.--The frogs, by Aristophanes, tr. by J. H. Frere.--The captives, by Plautus, tr. by E. H. Sudgen.--Phormio, by Terence, tr. by M. H. Morgan.--The star of Seville, by Lope de Vega, tr. by P. M. Hayden.--Life is a dream, by Calderon, tr. by D. F. MacCarthy.--The Cid, by Corneille, tr. by F. K. Cooper.--Tartuffe, by Moliére, tr. by C. H. Page.--Phµdra, by Racine, tr. by R. B. Boswell.--The barber of Seville, by Beaumarchais, tr. by A. B. Myrick.--Hernani, by Victor Hugo, tr. by Mrs. N. Crosland.--The son-in-law of M. Poirier, by Augier and Sandeau, tr. by B. H. Clark.--The outer edge of society, by A. Dumas, fils, tr. by B. H. Clark.--The mistress of the inn. by Goldoni, tr. by M. Pierson.--Minna von Barnhelm, by Lessing, tr. by E. Bell.--Goetz von Berlichingen, by Goethe, tr. by Sir W. Scott.--William Tell, by Schiller, tr. by Sir T. Martin.--Rasmus Montanus, by Holberg, tr. by O. J. Campbell and F. Schenck.--A doll's house, by H. Ibsen, tr. by W. Archer.--Appendix: Notes on the authors. Notes on the plays. A reading list in European dramatists (p. [784]-786)