Lucian's Dialogues Volume 1: The Dialogues of the Gods

Chapters

1. 0 PrefaceFoon 33:21
2. 1 Dialogue I: Prometheus obtains his release from Zeus by a prophecyOwen Cook, Aaron White 3:13
3. 2 Dialogue II: Zeus threatens to put Eros in fettersTomas Peter, Scotty Smith 3:13
4. 3 Dialogue III: Zeus orders Hermes to slay Argus, and to conduct Io to EgyptScotty Smith, Stefan Von Blon 2:04
5. 4 Dialogue IV: Zeus instructs Ganymedes as to the nature of his duties in heavenOwen Cook, Scotty Smith 7:07
6. 5 Dialogue V: Hera upbraids Zeus with his love for GanymedesScotty Smith, Foon 6:09
7. 6 Dialogue VI: Ixion makes love to HeraScotty Smith, Foon 6:27
8. 7 Dialogue VII: Hephæstus recounts to Apollo the actions of the infant prodigy, HermesOwen Cook, TJ Burns 4:12
9. 8 Dialogue VIII: Hephæstus assists at the parturition of Zeus and the birth of AthenaOwen Cook, Foon, KevinS 3:38
10. 9 Dialogue IX: Hermes refuses Poseidon admission to Zeus, and assigns as the reason the lying-in of the king of gods and men with BacchusToddHW, Owen Cook, Foon 3:53
11. 10 Dialogue X: Hermes conveys to Helios the order of ZeusStefan Von Blon, Elsie Selwyn 3:43
12. 11 Dialogue XI: Aphrodite charges Selene with her love for Endymion, and, at the same time, laments the tyranny of her son, Eros, over herselfcathar maiden, Leanne Yau 2:47
13. 12 Dialogue XII: Aphrodite upbraids Eros for his mischievous conduct in the past, and cautions him for the futurecathar maiden, Tomas Peter 3:26
14. 13 Dialogue XIII: Asklepius and Herakles quarrel on a question of precedence in heavenToddHW, Foon, KevinS 3:40
15. 14 Dialogue XIV: Apollo recounts to hermes the manner of the death of Hyakinthus, and his grief for the sameStefan Von Blon, Aaron White 3:29
16. 15 Dialogue XV: Hermes and Apollo envy the deformed Hephæstus the possession of his beautiful wivesStefan Von Blon, Aaron White 4:20
17. 16 Dialogue XVI: Hera and Leto dispute about the merits of their respective childrenSonia, Foon 4:17
18. 17 Dialogue XVII: Hermes narrates to Apollo the adultery of Ares and Aphrodite, and the revenge of HephæstusStefan Von Blon, Aaron White 4:19
19. 18 Dialogue XVIII: Hera denounces, and Zeus defends, the character of BacchusFoon, KevinS 3:37
20. 19 Dialogue XIX: Eros explains to his mother why he does not assail Athena, the Musæ, and Artemiscathar maiden, Tomas Peter 3:37
21. 20 Dialogue XX: The Judgment of ParisToddHW, Alan Mapstone, cathar maiden, Sonia, Owen Cook, Foon, Aaron White 23:15
22. 21 Dialogue XXI: Ares ridicules the threat of Zeus, and the chain let down from heavenOwen Cook, Foon 2:59
23. 22 Dialogue XXII: Pan urges his claims to be the son of Hermes, who is unwilling to admit his paternityStefan Von Blon, Aaron White 6:15
24. 23 Dialogue XXIII: Apollo remarks to Bacchus on the heterogeneousness of Aphrodite's children; while Bacchus exposes the character of PriapusToddHW, TJ Burns 3:41
25. 24 Dialogue XXIV: Hermes complains to his mother of the multiplicity of his employmentsLeanne Yau, Stefan Von Blon 4:51
26. 25 Dialogue XXV: Helios, accused by Zeus of rash conduct in giving up his chariot to his son, obtains a conditional pardonOwen Cook, Elsie Selwyn 4:17
27. 26 Dialogue XXVI: Apollo asks Hermes to point out to him, of the twin dioscuri which is Kastor and which Polydeukes; and takes the opportunity of criticising their divine pretensionsOwen Cook, Aaron White 3:32