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INTRODUCTION 9 (24)
M. I. Finley
TRANSLATOR'S NOTE 33 (2)
Rex Warner

BOOK I 35 (89)
Introduction 35 (14)
The Dispute over Epidamnus 49 (4)
The Dispute over Corcyra 53 (15)
The Dispute over Potidaea 68 (4)
The Debate at Sparta and Declaration of War 72 (15)
The Pentecontaetia 87 (16)
The Allied Congress at Sparta 103(5)
The Stories of Pausanias and Themistocles 108(10)
The Spartan Ultimatum and Pericles' Reply 118(6)

BOOK II 124(70)
Outbreak of War 124(12)
The First Year of the War 136(7)
Pericles' Funeral Oration 143(8)
The Plague 151(5)
The Policy of Pericles 156(9)
The Fall of Potidaea 165(3)
The Siege of Plataea 168(5)
Victories of Phormio 173(14)
Thrace and Macedonia 187(7)

BOOK III 194(71)
Revolt of Mytilene 194(18)
The Mytilenian Debate 212(11)
The End of Plataea 223(13)
Civil War in Corcyra 236(9)
Operations in Sicily and Greece 245(10)
End of Sixth Year of War 255(10)

BOOK IV 265(83)
Athenian Success at Pylos 265(13)
Final Victory at Pylos 278(12)
Further Athenian Successes 290(8)
Peace in Sicily 298(5)
Fighting at Megara 303(7)
Brasidas in Thrace 310(8)
Athenian Defeat at Delium 318(8)
Brasidas Captures Amphipolis 326(8)
Armistice between Athens and Sparta 334(5)
End of Ninth Year of War 339(9)

BOOK V 348(61)
Battle of Amphipolis 348(8)
Peace of Nicias 356(7)
Negotiations with Argos 363(10)
Alliance between Athens and Argos 373(9)
Campaigns in the Peloponnese 382(6)
Battle of Mantinea 388(12)
The Melian Dialogue 400(9)
BOOK VI 409(69)
Sicilian Antiquities 409(5)
Launching of the Sicilian Expedition 414(16)
The Debate at Syracuse 430(7)
The Athenians Arrive in Sicily 437(5)
The Story of Harmodius and Aristogiton 442(5)
Recall of Alcibiades 447(2)
Athenian Victory before Syracuse 449(6)
The Debate at Camarina 455(10)
Alcibiades in Sparta 465(6)
More Athenian Successes at Syracuse 471(7)
BOOK VII 478(60)
Gylippus Arrives in Syracuse 478(5)
Letter of Nicias 483(5)
Fortification of Decelea 488(8)
Athenian Defeat in the Great Harbour 496(7)
Athenian Defeat at Epipolae 503(13)
Syracusan Victory at Sea 516(9)
Destruction of the Athenian Expedition 525(13)
BOOK VIII 538(69)
Alarm at Athens 538(3)
Beginning of Persian Intervention 541(21)
The Oligarchic Coup 562(37)
Athenian Victory at Cynossema 599(8)
Appendices 607(14)
Bibliography 621(4)
Maps 625(8)
Index 633

Written four hundred years before the birth of Christ, this detailed contemporary account of the struggle between Athens and Sparta stands an excellent chance of fulfilling the author's ambitious claim that the work "was done to last forever." The conflicts between the two empires over shipping, trade, and colonial expansion came to a head in 431 b.c. in Northern Greece, and the entire Greek world was plunged into 27 years of war. Thucydides applied a passion for accuracy and a contempt for myth and romance in compiling this exhaustively factual record of the disastrous conflict that eventually ended the Athenian empire.