VOLUME I.

_De liberis educandis_, (On the education of children).

_Quomodo adolescens poetas audire debeat_, (How a young man ought to

hear poems).

_De recta ratione audiendi_, (How one ought to hear lectures).

_Quomodo adulator ab amico internoscatur_, (How one may distinguish

a flatterer from a friend).

_Quomodo quis suos in virtute sentiat profectus_, (How one may know

whether he is making progress in virtue).

_De capienda ex inimicis utilitate_, (How one may profit by his

enemies).

_De amicorum multitudine_, (On the abundance of friends).

_De fortuna_, (On good and ill fortune).

_De virtute et vitio_, (On virtue and vice).

_Consolatio ad Apollonium_, (Consolation for Apollonius).

_De tuenda sanitate præcepta_, (Precepts on the preservation of

health).

_Conjugalia præcepta_, (Precepts on matrimony).

_Septem sapientum convivium_, (The banquet of the seven sages).

_De superstitione_, (On superstition).

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