| | Foreword | p. vii |
| | Introduction to Classical Mythology | p. 3 |
| | The Mythology of the Greeks | p. 4 |
| | The Greek and Roman Writers of Mythology | p. 15 |
| | The Gods, the Creation, and the Earliest Heroes | |
| | The Gods | p. 21 |
| | The Titans and the Twelve Great Olympians | p. 21 |
| | The Lesser Gods of Olympus | p. 38 |
| | The Gods of the Waters | p. 41 |
| | The Underworld | p. 42 |
| | The Lesser Gods of Earth | p. 44 |
| | The Roman Gods | p. 49 |
| | The Two Great Gods of Earth | p. 53 |
| | Demeter (Ceres) | p. 57 |
| | Dionysus or Bacchus | p. 64 |
| | How the World and Mankind Were Created | p. 77 |
| | The Earliest Heroes | p. 95 |
| | Prometheus and Io | p. 95 |
| | Europa | p. 100 |
| | The Cyclops Polyphemus | p. 105 |
| | Flower-Myths: Narcissus, Hyacinth, Adonis | p. 111 |
| | Stories of Love and Adventure | |
| | Cupid and Psyche | p. 121 |
| | Eight Brief Tales of Lovers | p. 135 |
| | Pyramus and Thisbe | p. 135 |
| | Orpheus and Eurydice | p. 138 |
| | Ceyx and Alcyone | p. 142 |
| | Pygmalion and Galatea | p. 145 |
| | Baucis and Philemon | p. 150 |
| | Endymion | p. 154 |
| | Daphne | p. 155 |
| | Alpheus and Arethusa | p. 157 |
| | The Quest of the Golden Fleece | p. 159 |
| | Four Great Adventures | p. 180 |
| | Phaethon | p. 180 |
| | Pegasus and Bellerophon | p. 184 |
| | Otus and Ephialtes | p. 190 |
| | Daedalus | p. 192 |
| | The Great Heroes before the Trojan War | |
| | Perseus | p. 197 |
| | Theseus | p. 209 |
| | Hercules | p. 224 |
| | Atalanta | p. 244 |
| | The Heroes of the Trojan War | |
| | The Trojan War | p. 255 |
| | Prologue: The Judgment of Paris | p. 256 |
| | The Trojan War | p. 259 |
| | The Fall of Troy | p. 277 |
| | The Adventures of Odysseus | p. 291 |
| | The Adventures of Aeneas | p. 319 |
| | From Troy to Italy | p. 320 |
| | The Descent into the Lower World | p. 328 |
| | The War in Italy | p. 335 |
| | The Great Families of Mythology | |
| | The House of Atreus | p. 345 |
| | Tantalus and Niobe | p. 346 |
| | Agamemnon and His Children | p. 350 |
| | Iphigenia among the Taurians | p. 363 |
| | The Royal House of Thebes | p. 372 |
| | Cadmus and His Children | p. 372 |
| | Oedipus | p. 375 |
| | Antigone | p. 383 |
| | The Seven against Thebes | p. 388 |
| | The Royal House of Athens | p. 392 |
| | Cecrops | p. 393 |
| | Procne and Philomela | p. 394 |
| | Procris and Cephalus | p. 397 |
| | Orithyia and Boreas | p. 399 |
| | Creusa and Ion | p. 400 |
| | The Less Important Myths | |
| | Midas - and Others | p. 411 |
| | Midas | p. 411 |
| | Aesculapius | p. 413 |
| | The Danaids | p. 415 |
| | Glaucus and Scylla | p. 417 |
| | Erysichthon | p. 418 |
| | Pomona and Vertumnus | p. 422 |
| | Brief Myths Arranged Alphabetically | p. 424 |
| | The Mythology of the Norsemen | |
| | Introduction to Norse Mythology | p. 443 |
| | The Stories of Signy and Sigurd | p. 447 |
| | The Norse Gods | p. 454 |
| | The Creation | p. 460 |
| | The Norse Wisdom | p. 462 |
| | Geneological Tables | p. 467 |
| | Index | p. 475 |