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00:00:00 Faith and Action
00:00:08 Blood
00:01:22 Race
00:03:22 A People (Volk)
00:04:48 State
00:05:44 Socialism
00:08:05 Fatherland
00:10:17 Courage
00:12:04 Hardness
00:13:57 Will
00:14:49 Self-Control
00:17:51 Discipline
00:18:50 Duty
00:20:34 Honour
00:22:51 Loyalty
00:26:30 Freedom
00:27:59 Faith
00:30:57 Fate
00:33:49 Birth and Death
00:35:07 Nature
00:37:05 To Do a Thing for its Own Sake
00:37:49 Order
00:39:33 Honesty
00:41:24 Property
00:43:18 Law and Justice
00:44:58 Building a Life

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00:00:05 Foreword
00:00:30 Early Life
00:00:57 Christianity
00:01:39 National Socialism and World War II
00:02:42 Death
00:04:44 Live Bravely and Die Courageously – Von mutigen Leben und tapferen Sterben. 1938
00:04:49 1. The German
00:14:27 2. The Awakening of the Life Will
00:23:38 3. One’s Own Life
00:33:17 4. Overcoming
00:42:18 5. Reservation
00:53:21 6. Community
01:02:33 7. Valuation
01:17:00 8. Dialogue
01:38:46 The Freedom of the Warrior – Von der Freiheit des Kriegers. 1940
01:39:02 1. The Roll Call
01:54:26 2. The First Night Watch: Of the Honor of the Soldier
02:24:10 3. The Second Night Watch: Of the Loyalty of the Soldier
02:46:31 4. The Third Night Watch: The High Love of the Soldier
02:59:13 The War of the Warrior – Der Krieg des Kriegers: Gedanken im Felde. 1942
02:59:17 1. Awakening
03:00:09 2. Our Faith
03:01:38 3. The Reich
03:04:12 4. We Have Heard the Führer!
03:05:37 5. The German!
03:06:26 6. ‘The soldier alone is the free man’
03:13:17 7. Comrade!
03:14:22 8. The School of the Test
03:17:24 9. Waiting
03:19:09 10. The Fate of the Soldiers
03:25:35 11. Between the Battles
03:30:38 12. ‘No more beautiful death in the world...’
03:35:56 13. Duty and Conscience
03:38:50 14. The Reich’s Splendor
03:40:50 15. Soldiers Remember the Mother
03:41:38 16. Yearning
03:42:20 17. The Reich in Yearning and Reality
03:48:23 18. The Discussion of Death
03:54:13 19. The Discussion of Peace
03:58:18 20. A Father Ponders Over the Cradle
04:00:06 The Warrior Revolution – Die kriegerische Revolution. 1943
04:00:24 1. Departure from the Bourgeoisie
04:17:40 2. Things Must Become ‘Different’...!
04:27:39 3. The Revolution to Find Ourselves
05:07:21 4. The New German
05:35:01 5. The Path to the Future
05:51:03 Father of All Things – Vater aller Dinge. 1943
05:51:07 1. Shaped War
07:05:25 Hostility – Von der Feindschaft – Deutsche Gedanken. 1941
07:05:29 1. Comrades!
07:07:58 2. Our World
07:27:26 3. Pain
07:38:24 4. Being Able to Be Enemy!
07:48:36 German Affirmation – Deutsches Bekenntnis. 1941
07:48:40 1. German Faith
07:49:40 2. The Gateway of Freedom
07:51:10 3. The German Soul
07:55:33 4. We Germans
07:56:20 5. About War
08:00:31 6. Vanguard
08:01:22 7. The Term: In Vain
08:07:17 8. Volunteers
08:08:36 9. The Creative Power of Poverty
08:13:40 10. The Great Yearning
08:14:24 11. Motherliness
08:20:44 12. The Struggle for Knowledge
08:28:43 13. The Call
08:29:14 The Birth of the Millennium – Die Geburt des Jahrtausends. 1936
08:33:03 1. A Foreword: The Lost Law
08:40:22 2. The Face of the World
09:08:30 3. Meaning of Politics
09:49:48 4. Diplomacy
10:17:32 5. War Against the Idols!
11:23:47 6. A Summary: The Message of Bearing
11:40:44 7. The Path of the Free Man

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Spanish title: Almas ardiendo (o Almas en la hoguera)
French edition title: Les âmes qui brûlent
Italian edition title: Militia

00:00:00 The Burning Souls
00:00:06 Part One: Empty Hearts
00:00:08 I. The Flame and the Ashes
00:10:20 II. The Agony of the Century
00:16:07 III. The Right Path
00:19:57 Part Two: Wellsprings of Life
00:20:00 IV. The Land of Our Birth
00:21:46 V. Hearth and Stone
00:28:15 VI. The Breath of Life
00:32:36 VII. The Task of Happiness
00:35:18 VIII. Christmastime
00:38:55 Part Three: The Misery of Mankind
00:38:58 IX. The Blind Men
00:41:11 X. The Lines of Sorrow
00:43:41 XI. The Saints
00:45:08 XII. The Eternal Crucifixion
00:47:14 XIII. Nobody
00:51:13 XIV. To Have Loved
00:54:07 Part Four: The Joy of Men
00:54:10 XV. Strong and Hard
00:57:23 XVI. The Price of Life
00:58:27 XVII. Despoliation
01:00:08 XVIII. The Power of Joy
01:01:36 XIX. To Dream, to Think
01:03:23 XX. Patience
01:04:12 XXI. Obedience
01:05:45 XXII. Kindness
01:06:42 XXIII. Happy Isolation
01:10:28 XXIV. Grandeur
01:12:50 Part Five: A Man’s Duty
01:12:56 XXV. The Great Retreat
01:20:23 XXVI. The Taming of Horses
01:26:56 XXVII. The Apocalyptic Cycle
01:30:58 XXVIII. Enlightenment
01:37:09 XXIX. Intransigence
01:41:39 XXX. The Cross
01:48:54 Part Six: To Give Completely
01:48:58 XXXI. The Reconquest
01:51:51 XXXII. Flotilla of Souls
01:58:09 XXXIII. Summits

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00:00:00 Hitler on the Jews
00:00:06 Introduction by Thomas Dalton
00:05:31 A Short History of Jewish Marxism
00:14:58 The Case Against the Jews, in Historical Context
00:18:48 1) Physically Repulsive
00:21:04 2) Liars
00:25:46 3) Parasites
00:31:21 4) Misanthropes
00:35:27 5) Insular
00:37:20 6) “Racial Poisoners”
00:44:08 7) Materialists
00:46:24 8) Internationalists
00:48:59 9) Egalitarians
00:54:51 10) Revolutionaries
00:59:12 The Jewish Question Today
01:29:51 The Plan of the Book
01:31:18 Part 1. Origins and Overview
01:31:22 Origins of Hitler’s Views
02:01:07 The ‘Way of Jewry’
02:47:38 Part 2. Early Speeches of 1922 and 1923
02:47:44 April 12th, 1922 (Munich)
02:56:38 July 28th, 1922 (Munich)
03:11:02 September 18th, 1922 (Munich Circus Krone)
03:11:55 April 13th, 1923 (Munich)
03:30:54 April 20th, 1923 (Munich)
03:32:54 April 24th, 1923 (Munich)
03:34:56 April 27th, 1923 (Munich)
03:35:16 May 1st, 1923 (Munich)
03:36:33 August 1st, 1923 (Munich)
03:37:16 Part 3. Thematic Topics
03:37:20 First Letter on the Jews – September 16th, 1919
03:43:40 Democracy
03:54:23 Anti-Semitism
03:59:48 German Revolution of 1918
04:06:36 Media and the Press
04:15:58 Liars
04:20:23 Parasites
04:25:49 Debased Culture
04:34:05 State and Religion
04:45:19 Threat to Germany
04:53:43 Marx, Marxism and Bolshevism
04:58:14 The World-Enemy
05:05:57 Conclusion from the Second Book
05:17:53 Part 4. Selected Speeches and Writings 1933-1945
05:18:00 Boycott of German Jews – March 28th, 1933
05:31:12 Speech – September 13th, 1937
05:43:57 Reichstag Address – January 30th, 1939
05:51:21 Speech – May 1st, 1939
05:57:04 Speech – November 8th, 1941
06:01:13 Declaration of War on the United States – December 11th, 1941
06:07:49 Speech – January 30th, 1942
06:11:31 Reichstag Address – April 26th, 1942
06:21:40 Speech – September 30th, 1942
06:23:40 Proclamation – February 24th, 1943
06:26:28 Speech – January 30th, 1944
06:34:18 Final Political Testament
06:37:08 Various Comments
06:37:10 Mein Kampf, Volume 1, 4.2
06:37:54 Mein Kampf, Volume 1, 4.13
06:38:31 Mein Kampf, Volume 1, 6.1
06:39:09 Mein Kampf, Volume 1, 10.15
06:40:29 Mein Kampf, Volume 1, 12.4
06:40:41 Mein Kampf, Volume 1, 12.16
06:40:54 Mein Kampf, Volume 1, 11.2
06:42:20 Mein Kampf, Volume 1, 12.10
06:43:24 Mein Kampf, Volume 1, 7.4
06:44:35 Mein Kampf, Volume 1, 3.29
06:45:10 Mein Kampf, Volume 2, 2.12
06:45:27 Mein Kampf, Volume 2, 2.21
06:45:45 Mein Kampf, Volume 2, 6.2
06:46:34 Mein Kampf, Volume 2, 7.8
06:46:58 Mein Kampf, Volume 2, 15.1
06:47:33 Mein Kampf, Volume 2, 15.6
06:48:51 Speech – January 20th, 1941
06:50:02 Speech – October 3rd, 1941
06:50:52 Speech – February 24th, 1942

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00:00:00 When the Flagpoles Bloomed
00:00:56 Foreword
00:14:49 The Flagpoles Are Blooming
00:15:56 Daily Life
00:32:33 The Swastika
00:41:58 Inside the Gates of the Three Crowns
00:53:25 The Starling and the Olympics
00:56:51 The Streamers
01:00:41 Sammeltassen
01:10:34 The Small Angels
01:14:39 Ice Crystals
01:26:12 The Conspiracy
01:31:00 Lost
01:35:16 Between the Locks
01:36:19 White Lilacs
01:41:14 The Four-Leaf Clover
01:44:00 Poppies
01:47:05 Heidi
02:02:35 February Slush
02:08:35 SS
02:09:11 The Autumn Leaves
02:17:18 The Big Dipper
02:20:07 And the Wall Cracked...
02:31:06 The Flying Dutchman
02:36:05 Clear Water in the Baltic Sea
02:42:33 A Definite Farewell to Family Life
02:44:59 Easter Lilies
02:52:08 We Could Finally Smell the Maybells
03:00:20 Gladiolus
03:10:12 When the Lilacs Bloomed Twice
03:10:58 A Breach of Discipline
03:14:40 Moss and Dirt
03:16:33 The Sun-Wheel
03:18:30 And the Sky Turned Red
03:22:48 Organizations in National Socialist Germany

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00:00:00 My Commando Operations
00:00:10 Part I
00:00:12 Chapter 1. On the Right of Self-Determination of Peoples
00:26:40 Chapter 2. The Anschluss
00:52:50 Chapter 3. Waffen-SS
01:09:29 Chapter 4. Why We Didn’t Land in England & Take Gibraltar
01:32:42 Chapter 5. From the English Channel to the Balkans
01:59:39 Chapter 6. Unknown Facts About the Flight to England by Rudolf Hess (May 10, 1941)
02:22:50 Chapter 7. Barbarossa
02:44:15 Chapter 8. Continual Treason
03:25:12 Chapter 9. Why We Didn’t Take Moscow
04:19:01 Part II
04:19:03 Chapter 10. The “Unconditional Surrender” — The Truth About Stalingrad
04:52:42 Chapter 11. Don’t Shoot!
05:31:00 Chapter 12. Why Hitler Didn’t Build the Atomic Bomb — The Revenge Weapons
06:02:14 Chapter 13. From the Best U-Boats to the New “Synthetic Materials”
06:30:02 Chapter 14. From Sicily to Remagen
07:11:28 Chapter 15. Planned Operations
08:09:21 Part III
08:09:23 Chapter 16. Hitler’s Order: You Must Find and Free the Duce! — Operation Alarich
08:54:11 Chapter 17. Searching for the Duce
09:34:26 Chapter 18. The Freeing of the Duce
10:21:52 Chapter 19. July 20, 1944
11:03:11 Chapter 20. Operation Panzerfaust
12:04:32 Chapter 21. Griffin
13:16:28 Part IV
13:16:30 Chapter 22. Vlasov and Bandera — Nicolai, Canaris & Gehlen
14:11:17 Chapter 23. Operation Freischütz
14:34:53 Chapter 24. Adrian von Fölkersam Missing — Walter Girg & His Last Mission
15:12:24 Chapter 25. Schwedt on the Oder — Last Reunion With Vienna
16:00:18 Chapter 26. Nuremberg
16:50:39 Chapter 27. The Most Dangerous Man in Europe
17:09:16 Epilogue

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The oldest long poem in Old English, written about AD 1,000, Beowulf tells the story of a great warrior of southern Scandinavia, in both youth and maturity. The monster Grendel terrorizes the Scyldings of Hrothgar's Danish Kingdom until Beowulf defeats him. As a result, he has to face her enraged mother. Beowulf dies after a battle against a fierce dragon.

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00:36:19 Part 2
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02:06:50 Part 6

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00:00:16 Chapter 1. The Shadow
00:27:08 Chapter 2. Berlin Blackout
00:46:51 Chapter 3. Getting on with the Job
01:03:22 Chapter 4. Junketing Through Germany
01:24:09 Chapter 5. This Detested War
01:45:49 Chapter 6. Vienna and Bratislava
02:11:14 Chapter 7. Iron Rations
02:37:13 Chapter 8. A Berlin Lady Goes to Market
02:55:23 Chapter 9. The Battle of the Land
03:34:05 Chapter 10. The Labor Front
03:50:10 Chapter 11. The Army of the Spade
04:04:49 Chapter 12. Hitler Youth
04:26:03 Chapter 13. Women of the Third Reich
04:42:09 Chapter 14. Behind the Winter Help
05:04:14 Chapter 15. Socialized Health
05:18:55 Chapter 16. In a Eugenics Court
05:44:43 Chapter 17. I See Hitler
06:05:17 Chapter 18. Mid-Winter Berlin
06:26:36 Chapter 19. Berlin to Budapest
07:02:05 Chapter 20. The Party
07:35:46 Chapter 21. The Totalitarian State
08:02:05 Chapter 22. Closed Doors
08:47:55 Chapter 23. Out of the Shadow

A leading American journalist travels to Nazi Germany in December 1939, arriving in wartime Germany where all the lights are blacked out in preparation for an English or French bombing campaign. T. Lothrop Stoddard’s provocatively-titled book refers to the eerie experience he felt of first encountering this total blackout.

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00:00:00 Theogony
01:03:08 Works and Days

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Since its original publication by Little, Brown and Company, in 1942, Edith Hamilton's Mythology has sold millions of copies throughout the world and established itself as a perennial best-seller in its various available formats. Mythology succeeds like no other audiobook in bringing to life for the modern listener the Greek, Roman, and Norse myths and legends that are the keystone of Western culture - the stories of gods and heroes that have inspired human creativity from antiquity to the present.
©1969 Dorian Fielding Reid (P)2013 Hachette Audio

00:00:18 Foreword
00:34:11 Part One - The Gods, the Creation, and the Earliest Heroes
00:34:18 Chapter 1. The Gods
01:37:47 Chapter 2. The Two Great Gods of Earth
02:23:16 Chapter 3. How the World and Mankind Were Created
02:57:44 Chapter 4. The Earliest Heroes
03:44:40 Part Two - Stories of Love and Adventure
03:44:44 Chapter 5. Cupid and Psyche
04:09:53 Chapter 6. Eight Brief Tales of Lovers
04:57:15 Chapter 7. The Quest of the Golden Fleece
05:38:31 Chapter 8. Four Great Adventures
06:05:18 Part Three - The Great Heroes before the Trojan War
06:05:25 Chapter 9. Perseus
06:27:11 Chapter 10. Theseus
06:56:03 Chapter 11. Hercules
07:37:16 Chapter 12. Atalanta
07:49:05 Part Four - The Heroes of the Trojan War
07:49:10 Chapter 13. The Trojan War
08:36:33 Chapter 14. The Fall of Troy
09:01:58 Chapter 15. The Adventures of Odysseus
10:00:04 Chapter 16. The Adventures of Aeneas
10:48:10 Part Five - The Great Families of Mythology
10:48:15 Chapter 17. The House of Atreus
11:44:32 Chapter 18. The Royal House of Thebes
12:26:20 Chapter 19. The Royal House of Athens
12:55:13 Part Six - The Less Important Myths
12:55:18 Chapter 20. Midas — and Others
13:18:34 Chapter 21. Brief Myths Arranged Alphabetically
13:54:11 Part Seven - The Mythology of the Norsemen
13:54:15 Introduction to Norse Mythology
14:02:10 Chapter 22. The Stories of Signy and of Sigurd
14:10:28 Chapter 23. The Norse Gods

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The glorious but tragic story of King Arthur and the Knights of the Round Table is one of the great legends of Western civilization. Storytellers and poets down the centuries have returned repeatedly to the universal themes of the Quest of the Holy Grail and the love between Sir Launcelot and Queen Guenever. Yet the first printed account, written by the 15th century knight Sir Thomas Malory, remains unmatched. In words which speak as directly to us today as they did to his own period, he brings to life a rich tale of heroism and ideals undermined by the poignancy of human emotions.

Editor reviews
Although the 21 books of Caxton's edition have been simplified to five, the actual text is Malory's. His famous work - like all great epics - dramatizes the dignity of noble men and women in the face of impending doom. Happily, in this case, the lofty message is accompanied by high adventure and romance, and Philip Madoc plays up both in his exciting narration. Revealing his Shakespearean training, his commanding performance is even more effective with the addition of Gregorian chants and medieval carols at the most dramatic moments. The sound quality is outstanding throughout.

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Edith Hamilton shows us Rome through the eyes of the Romans. Plautus and Terence, Cicero and Caesar, Catullus, Horace, Virgil, and Augustus come to life in their ambitions, their work, their loves and hates. In them we see reflected a picture of Roman life very different from that fixed in our minds through schoolroom days, and far livelier.
The Roman Way makes vividly interesting the contrast between Roman and Greek culture. Moreover, it reveals how surprisingly similar Roman civilization was to that of modern America, in respects ranging from an interest in good roads and good plumbing, to the popular veneration of home and mother. Our heritage from Rome includes everything from moral laws to stock characters in the drama. Skillful, witty, subtle in understanding, this audiobook shows us what the Romans were like, how they lived, what they thought, and what they accomplished.
©1932 W.W. Norton & Company, Inc. (P)1994 Blackstone Audiobooks

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00:03:33 Chapter I. Comedy's Mirror
00:26:54 Chapter II. Ancient Rome Reflected in Plautus and Terence
01:00:50 Chapter III. The Comic Spirit in Plautus and Terence
01:22:51 Chapter IV. Cicero's Rome: The Republic
01:43:30 Chapter V. Cicero Himself
02:14:57 Chapter VI. Caesar and Cicero
02:57:40 Chapter VII. Catullus
03:32:51 Chapter VIII. Horace
04:07:52 Chapter IX. The Rome of Augustus as Horace Saw It
04:37:15 Chapter X. The Roman Way
05:06:25 Chapter XI. Enter the Romantic Roman: Virgil, Livy, Seneca
05:55:20 Chapter XII. Juvenal's Rome and the Stoics
06:34:13 Chapter XIII. The End of Antiquity

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"What the Greeks discovered, how they brought a new world to birth out of the dark confusions of an old world that had crumbled away, is full of meaning for us today who have seen an old world swept away."

Based on a thorough study of Greek life and civilization, of Greek literature, philosophy, and art, The Greek Way interprets their meaning and brings a realization of the refuge and strength the past can be to us in the troubled present. Miss Hamilton's book must take its place with the few interpretative volumes which are permanently rooted and profoundly alive in our literature.
©1958 Edith Hamilton (P)1994 Blackstone Audiobooks

00:00:04 Preface
00:03:57 Chapter I. East and West
00:28:25 Chapter II. Mind and Spirit
01:05:50 Chapter III. The Way of the East and the West in Art
01:32:42 Chapter IV. The Greek Way of Writing
01:56:15 Chapter V. Pindar
02:26:32 Chapter VI. The Athenians as Plato Saw Them
03:01:07 Chapter VII. Aristophanes and the Old Comedy
03:42:00 Chapter VIII. Herodotus
04:19:20 Chapter IX. Thucydides
04:53:38 Chapter X. Xenophon
05:30:23 Chapter XI. The Idea of Tragedy
05:49:13 Chapter XII. Aeschylus
06:18:30 Chapter XIII. Sophocles
06:38:42 Chapter XIV. Euripides
07:00:41 Chapter XV. The Religion of the Greeks
07:30:48 Chapter XVI. The Way of the Greeks
08:13:43 Chapter XVII. The Way of the Modern World

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00:00:15 - 1. Importance of the Subject
00:02:25 - 2. Youth, Education, Travels
00:11:04 - 3. Journey to Egypt
00:16:12 - 4. Studies in Egypt and Babylonia
00:18:03 - 5. Travels in Greece
00:26:05 - 6. Pythagorean Community
00:30:29 - 7. Italian Political Achievements
00:33:11 - 8. Intuition and Temperance
00:42:47 - 9. Community and Chastity
00:49:43 - 10. Advice to Youths
00:52:57 - 11. Advice to Women
00:57:52 - 12. Why He Calls Himself a Philosopher
01:00:43 - 13. He Shared Orpheus Control over Animals
01:03:13 - 14. Pythagoras, Pre-existence
01:05:47 - 15. He is Cured by Medicine and Music
01:12:22 - 16. Pythagorean Aestheticism
01:17:12 - 17. Tests of Initiation
01:27:17 - 18. Organization of Pythagorean School
01:40:52 - 19. Aeberus the Scythian
01:45:57 - 20. Psychological Requirements
01:48:30 - 21. Daily Program
01:52:44 - 22. Friendship
01:54:51 - 23. Uses of Parables in Instruction
01:58:37 - 24. Dietary Instructions
02:03:01 - 25. Music and Poetry
02:08:09 - 26. Theoretical Music
02:17:30 - 27. Mutual Political Assistance
02:29:11 - 28. Divinity of Pythagoras
02:48:23 - 29. Sciences and Maxims
03:00:24 - 30. Justice and Politics
03:19:37 - 31. Temperance and Self-control
03:43:23 - 32. Fortitude
03:58:20 - 33. Universal Friendship
04:10:19 - 34. Non-mercenary Secrecy
04:16:44 - 35. Attack on Pythagoreanism
04:33:32 - 36. The Pythagorean Succession

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Robert Fitzgerald's translation of The Odyssey has been the standard translation for more than three generations of students and poets. Macmillan Audio is delighted to publish the first ever audio edition of this classic work, the greatest of all epic poems. Fitzgerald's supple verse is ideally suited for audio, recounting the story of Odysseus' long journey back to his wife and home after the Trojan War. Homer's tale of love, adventure, food and drink, sensual pleasure, and mortal danger reaches the English-language listener in all its glory.
In keeping with the oral tradition of the time, Dan Stevens, whose many celebrated performances include Downton Abbey's Matthew Crawley, makes this epic tale come alive. The listener becomes totally immersed in the adventure and drama of the story – this is the way The Odyssey was meant to be experienced.
Also included on the program is a portion of the poem read in ancient Greek so that listeners may experience the lyricism and music of the original language.
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00:00:42 Book 1. A Goddess Intervenes
00:24:22 Book 2. A Hero's Son Awakens
00:46:00 Book 3. The Lord of the Western Approaches
01:11:19 Book 4. The Red-Haired King and His Lady
01:51:21 Book 5. Sweet Nymph and Open Sea
02:14:59 Book 6. The Princess at the River
02:30:35 Book 7. Gardens and Firelight
02:47:28 Book 8. The Songs of the Harper
03:15:47 Book 9. New Coasts and Poseidon's Son
03:44:30 Book 10. The Grace of the Witch
04:13:56 Book 11. A Gathering of Shades
04:49:21 Book 12. Sea Perils and Defeat
05:14:46 Book 13. One More Strange Island
05:39:40 Book 14. Hospitality in the Forest
06:06:48 Book 15. How They Came to Ithaka
06:34:29 Book 16. Father and Son
06:58:34 Book 17. The Beggar at the Manor
07:30:37 Book 18. Blows and a Queen's Beauty
07:52:06 Book 19. Recognitions and a Dream
08:22:15 Book 20. Signs and a Vision
08:41:21 Book 21. The Test of the Bow
09:02:03 Book 22. Death in the Great Hall
09:25:51 Book 23. The Trunk of the Olive Tree
09:44:19 Book 24. Warriors, Farewell

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The words held within this audiobook, where written over two and a half thousand years ago, ring just as true today as they did in fifth century BC China. Best-selling author and master storyteller James Clavell (Shōgun) brought The Art of War to greater prominence in the West in the 1980s and showed how the book’s instruction was applicable on a smaller scale and could be used for personal betterment. Clavell’s wonderfully evocative foreword and helpful notes throughout the text guide the listener through preparations and battle plans, correct use of weapons and knowing when to fight - and when not to fight.

With a deep understanding of both strategy and human nature, this military treatise illustrates the fine craft of knowing one’s enemy and oneself. From military officers to CEOs to those simply looking to be more powerful in their own life, The Art of War has become required reading for anyone seeking a path of success through the modern world.

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Lays of Ancient Rome is an 1842 collection of narrative poems by Thomas Babington Macaulay. Four of these: Horatius, The Battle of Lake Regillus, Virginia and The Prophecy of Capys cover heroic episodes from early Roman history. They have brief introductions that treat the legends from a scholarly perspective.

Two others deal with more recent historical events: Ivry, a Song of the Huguenots, deals with French history, and The Armada: A Fragment, is about the Spanish fleet sent to subdue England. They became immensely popular in Victorian England, and were standard reading in British public schools for more than a century.

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Since it was first published more than forty years ago, Robert Fitzgerald’s prizewinning translation of Homer’s battle epic has become a classic in its own right: a standard against which all other versions of The Iliad are compared. This definitive translation of Homer’s epic is timeless in its authority and always fresh in its vivid rendering of the preeminent war story of the Western world.
In keeping with the oral tradition of the time, Dan Stevens’s extraordinary narration makes this epic tale come alive. The listener becomes totally immersed in the adventure and drama of the story - this is the way The Iliad was meant to be experienced.
Also included on the program is a portion of the poem read in ancient Greek so that listeners may experience the lyricism and music of the original language.
https://us.macmillan.com/books/9781427229458

00:00:44 Book 1. Quarrel, Oath, and Promise
00:37:27 Book 2. Assembly and Muster of Armies
01:28:49 Book 3. Dueling for a Haunted Lady
01:55:30 Book 4. A Bowshot Bringing War
02:25:56 Book 5. A Hero Strives with Gods
03:11:48 Book 6. Interludes in Field and City
03:40:40 Book 7. A Combat and a Rampart
04:06:58 Book 8. The Battle Swayed by Zeus
04:36:49 Book 9. A Visit of Emissaries
05:15:40 Book 10. Night in the Camp: A Foray
05:43:58 Book 11. Prowess and Wounds of Akhaians
06:28:30 Book 12. The Rampart Breached
06:51:43 Book 13. Assault on the Ships
07:34:04 Book 14. Beguilement on Mount Ida
08:01:11 Book 15. The Lord of Storm
08:39:09 Book 16. A Ship Fired, a Tide Turned
09:24:42 Book 17. Contending for a Soldier Falien
10:03:52 Book 18. The Immortal Shield
10:37:01 Book 19. The Avenger Fasts and Arms
10:58:42 Book 20. The Ranging of Powers
11:24:45 Book 21. The Clash of Man and River
11:56:41 Book 22. Desolation Before Troy
12:24:44 Book 23. A Friend Consigned to Death
13:10:34 Book 24. A Grace Given in Sorrow

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With this book Immanuel Velikovsky first presented the revolutionary results of his 10-year-long interdisciplinary research to the public, founded modern catastrophism - based on eyewitness reports by our ancestors-shook the doctrine of uniformity of geology as well as Darwin's theory of evolution, put our view of the history of our solar system, of the Earth and of humanity on a completely new basis - and caused an uproar that is still going on today.

Worlds in Collision - written in a brilliant, easily understandable, and entertaining style and full to the brim with precise information-can be considered one of the most important and most challenging books in the history of science. Not without reason was this book found open on Einstein's desk after his death. For all those who have ever wondered about the evolution of the earth, the history of mankind, traditions, religions, mythology or just the world as it is today, Worlds in Collision is an absolute must-listen!

00:00:07 Publisher's Preface
00:03:01 Preface, 1965
00:18:30 Preface, 1950
00:25:26 Prologue, Chapter 1
00:56:38 Prologue, Chapter 2
01:45:21 Part One - Venus, Chapter 1
02:02:53 Part One - Venus, Chapter 2
02:47:39 Part One - Venus, Chapter 3
03:42:45 Part One - Venus, Chapter 4
04:13:10 Part One - Venus, Chapter 5
04:57:16 Part One - Venus, Chapter 6
05:28:47 Part One - Venus, Chapter 7
05:55:10 Part One - Venus, Chapter 8
06:26:03 Part One - Venus, Chapter 9
07:23:16 Part One - Venus, Chapter 10
07:45:57 Part Two - Mars, Chapter 1
08:36:08 Part Two - Mars, Chapter 2
09:13:21 Part Two - Mars, Chapter 3
09:52:08 Part Two - Mars, Chapter 4
10:32:48 Part Two - Mars, Chapter 5
11:15:24 Part Two - Mars, Chapter 6
11:51:07 Part Two - Mars, Chapter 7
12:32:39 Part Two - Mars, Chapter 8
13:41:46 Part Two - Mars, Chapter 9
14:21:08 Epilogue

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Two contrasting reflections by Aristotle which cover a very particular ground. In On the Soul, Aristotle presents his view of the ‘life essence’ which, he argues, is possessed by living things whether plants, animals or humans. Not a ‘soul’ in the generally accepted Western use of the term, this ‘soul’ he says is a life force that is indivisible from the organism that possesses it. The essay is divided into three Books. Presenting his concept in Book I, he further describes the structure of the ‘souls’ of plants, animals and humans in Book II and Book III. In The Parva Naturalia (Little Physical Treatises), Aristotle continues his investigation into the biology of life and the links between body and ‘soul’. It consists of seven essays: Sense and Sensibilia, On Memory, On Sleep, On Dreams, On Divination in Sleep, On Length and Shortness of Life, On Youth, Old Age, Life and Death, and Respiration. Translation by A. J. Smith. Translation by J I Beare and G R T Ross.
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00:00:00 On the Soul
03:50:56 The Parva Naturalia
03:52:12 Sense and Sensibilia
05:30:22 On Memory
06:04:42 On Sleep
06:38:08 On Dreams
07:06:37 On Divination in Sleep
07:21:12 On Length and Shortness of Life translated
07:39:54 On Youth, Old Age, Life and Death, and Respiration

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No less a figure than Bertrand Russell remarked that Aristotle’s Physics was ‘extremely influential and dominated science until the time of Galileo’. This was despite the fact that this work is as much a collection of ‘lectures on nature’ rather than dealing with the science of physics as we understand the term. Aristotle considers ‘the principles and causes of change, or movement’ behind both animate and inanimate things.’
It is philosophy, not science, but over centuries affected the views of those involved in the ‘natural sciences.’ The text emerged from the Lyceum, the school founded by Aristotle, and is accepted to be a compilation of texts, some of which – but perhaps not all – is by Aristotle. Regardless of authorship, its importance is unquestioned. It is divided into eight books, (and further divided into shorter chapters) and begins with an examination into change – and Aristotle’s main ideas of matter and form. The investigative net is thrown wide to encompass infinity, causation, movement, void, time and continuity. The study concludes in Book VIII (the longest book) with a consideration of the universe, its nature – eternal or finite – and questions the existence of gods, God (a Prime Mover figure?); and the continued existence of motion. Translation: R. P. Hardie and R. K Gaye.
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01:58:18.000 Book 3
02:52:17.000 Book 4
04:33:57.000 Book 5
05:28:12.000 Book 6
06:49:09.000 Book 7
07:37:52.000 Book 8

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Aristotle’s Metaphysics was the first major study of the subject of metaphysics – in other words, an inquiry into ‘first philosophy’, or ‘wisdom’. It differs from ‘Physics’ which is concerned with the natural world: things which are subject to the laws of nature, things that move and change, are measurable. In Metaphysics, the study falls on ‘being qua being’ – being insofar as it is being; the causes and principles of being, the causes and principles of substances. Aristotle asks ‘what is existence’, how can things continue to exist yet change, and how can we best understand the world we live in. The work as it has come down to us is a compilation of Aristotle’s writing on the subject made in Alexandria in the first century CE, and it proved enormously influential from the Greeks onwards, through the medieval and renaissance periods. In Metaphysics, Aristotle absorbed Plato’s view that nature is eternal and unchangeable while accepting that we live in a world that appears full of change. A challenging work, Metaphysics is divided into 14 Books. It begins with the causes of things, questions the existence of God, the understanding of ‘being’ and the concept of ‘substance’. It proceeds to consider ‘actuality’, ‘potentiality’ and ‘unity’. This first recording, using the clear translation by W. D. Ross, is presented in a measured and comprehensible manner by James Cameron Stewart.
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01:21:48 Book 2
01:34:49 Book 3
02:33:04 Book 4
03:48:44 Book 5
05:31:49 Book 6
05:53:01 Book 7
07:41:26 Book 8
08:13:19 Book 9
09:05:45 Book 10
10:03:06 Book 11
11:17:13 Book 12
12:16:46 Book 13
13:41:59 Book 14

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