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| The Ancient World (3000 BCE-600 CE) | |
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| The Ancient Near East | |
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| New Theories about Human Development | |
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| An Egyptian Hymn to the Nile | |
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| The Epic of Gilgamesh | |
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| Hittite Laws | |
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| Hammurabi's Law Code | |
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| Laws of the Hebrews | |
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| The Instruction of the Ptah-hotep | |
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| Ancient Greece | |
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| Laws Relating to Women: Excerpts from the Gortyn Law Code | |
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| Homer from theIliad | |
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| Historical Methods: Thucydides | |
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| Tyrtaeus,The Spartan Creed | |
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| Education and the Family in Sparta | |
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| Poetry: Sappho | |
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| Alcaeus, Late 7th Century-Middle 6th Century BC | |
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| Classical and Hellenistic Civilization | |
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| The Apologyfrom Plato | |
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| Aristotle,Nichomachean Ethics | |
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| Aristotle's Will | |
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| Drama:Antigoneby Sophocles | |
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| Pericles' Funeral Orationby Thucydides | |
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| On the Murder of Eratosthenes: A Husband's Defense | |
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| Rome: Republic to Empire | |
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| The Speech of Camillus:"All Things Went Well When We Obeyed the Gods, but Badly When We Disobeyed Them" | |
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| Women in Roman Politics: Manipulators or Manipulated? | |
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| Slaves in the Roman Countryside | |
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| Appian of Alexandria,"War, Slaves, and Land Reform: Tiberius Gracchus" | |
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| Polybius:"Why Romans and Not Greeks Govern the World" | |
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| Marcus Tullius Cicero:The Laws | |
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| A Marriage Contract | |
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| Imperial Rome | |
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| Augustus' Moral Legislation: Family Values | |
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| A Satirical View of Women | |
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| Traditional Roman religious Practices | |
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| The Gospel According to Luke | |
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| The Letter of Paul to the Romans | |
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| Defining the Christian Woman | |
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| "What Has Jerusalem to do with Athens?" Rebirth, Revival, and Renaissance (600-1500) | |
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