Preface; Part I: Introductory Lecture (1892); Part II. From the Prefaces: 1. Manilius I (1903); 2. Manilius V (1930); 3. Juvenal (1905); Part III. Reviews, Adversaria and Letters to the Press: 1. Tucker's Supplices of Aeschylus (1890); 2. The Manuscripts of Propertius (1892, 1894); 3. Schulze's edition of Baehrens' Catullus (1894); 4. The Manuscripts of Propertius (1895); 5. Palmer's Heroides of Ovid (1899); 6. Tremeheere's Cynthia of Propertius (1900); 7. A Line in Lucan (1901); 8. Remarks on the Culex (1902); 9. Owen's Persius and Juvenal - A caveat (1904); 10. Ellis's Catullus (1905); 12. Luciliana (1907); 13. The Cambridge History of English Literature, vol. IX: The Period of the French Revolution (1915); 14. A Georgian History of Victorian Literature (The Cambridge History of English Literature, vols. XIII an XIV) (1917); 15. Bywater's Four Centuries of Greek Learning in England (1920); 16. Simpson's Louis Napoleon and the Recovery of France (1923); 17. Keats' Fall of Hyperion, line 97 (1924); 18. Dr Fraenkel's Appointment (1934); Part IV: The Application of Thought to Textual Criticism (1921); Part V. Biographical: 1. J. M. Image (1919); 2. Arthur Platt (1927); Part VI. Ceremonial: 1. The Trinity College Addresses (1913, 1919); 2. Address to Sir James George Frazer (1921); 3. Address of Condolence (1925); 4. Address of Congratulations (1935); Part VII: The Name and Nature of Poetry; Appendix; Notes; Index of names.