| On they rushed, sweeping and flapping, like eagles | Frontispiece |
| And when she cried, help met her | Page 4 |
| See if I do not bring a nobler present than all of yours together | 14 |
| Then they wept, and chattered and scolded; but in vain | 22 |
| So he stepped forward and saw them dancing | 24 |
| Andromeda crouched trembling on the rock waiting for what might befall | 40 |
| As he spoke Phineus and all his men-at-arms stopped short | 42 |
| When they lifted King Acrisius he was dead | 48 |
| As he played, they danced to his measure | 62 |
| "Why do you look so sad, my uncle?" | 70 |
| They snatched the meat from off the table, and flew shrieking out above the roofs | 86 |
| Then both the princesses besought him | 96 |
| Then Jason leapt forward warily, and tore the fleece from off the tree-trunk | 104 |
| Slowly they sung and sleepily, with silver voices (*)" | 112 |
| They played like snow-white dolphins, diving on, before the ship | 116 |
| Who are you, strange maiden? and what is the meaning of your prayer?" | 122 |
| The two old men's heads shook together as they tried to warm themselves | 132 |
| "Do you see that land beyond?" | 144 |
| When they saw Theseus they shrieked; and the shepherds ran off (*)" | 150 |
| "Go feed thy tortoise thyself" | 154 |
| At last Kerkuon grew angry, and caught Theseus round the neck | 158 |
| Then Theseus flung him from him, and lifted up his club | 162 |
| Medeia shrieked and dashed the cup to the ground | 168 |
| So they went down to the black-sailed ship | 174 |
The pictures marked (*) are not found in modern editions of this book, possibly due to the portrayal of female nudity--JBH.