00:00:00 Chapter IX. THE COMMON CULTURE OF EARLY GREECE (Continued)
V. Arts
VI. Retrospect

00:32:30 Chapter X. THE STRUGGLE FOR FREEDOM
  I. Marathon
 II. Aristides and Themistocles
III. Xerxes
IV. Salamis

BOOK III: THE GOLDEN AGE: 480–399 B.C.
00:54:43 Chapter XI. PERICLES AND THE DEMOCRATIC EXPERIMENT
  I. The Rise of Athens
 II. Pericles
III. Athenian Democracy

01:52:54 Chapter XII. WORK AND WEALTH IN ATHENS
  I. Land and Food
 II. Industry
III. Trade and Finance
IV. Freemen and Slaves
 V. The War of the Classes

02:42:42 Chapter XIII. THE MORALS AND MANNERS OF THE ATHENIANS
  I. Childhood
 II. Education
III. Externals
IV. Morals
 V. Character
VI. Premarital Relations
VII. Greek Friendship
VIII. Love and Marriage
  IX. Woman
   X. The Home
  XI. Old Age

03:51:48 Chapter XIV. THE ART OF PERICLEAN GREECE
  I. The Ornamentation of Life
 II. The Rise of Painting
III. The Masters of Sculpture
IV. The Builders

04:53:50 Chapter XV. THE ADVANCEMENT OF LEARNING
  I. The Mathematicians
 II. Anaxagoras
III. Hippocrates

05:23:23 Chapter XVI. THE CONFLICT OF PHILOSOPHY AND RELIGION
  I. The Idealists
 II. The Materialists
III. Empedocles
IV. The Sophists
 V. Socrates

05:42:01 Chapter XVII. THE LITERATURE OF THE GOLDEN AGE
  I. Pindar
 II. The Dionysian Theater
III. Aeschylus
IV. Sophocles
 V. Euripides
VI. Aristophanes
VII. The Historians

08:53:35 Chapter XVIII. THE SUICIDE OF GREECE
  I. The Greek World in the Age of Pericles
 II. How the Great War Began
III. From the Plague to the Peace
IV. Alcibiades
 V. The Sicilian Adventure
VI. The Triumph of Sparta
VII. The Death of Socrates