I have since been enabled to complete two new volumes, covering part of the huge gap between clas sical and modern Greece, and have given in my Greek L ife and T kougkt from t/ze a'eatk of Alexander to Me Roman Conquest, and in T/ze Greek World under Roman Sway, the evidence culled from the Greek authors between Menander and Plutarch. As well as some estimate of that literature. These volumes were therefore strictly a sequel to the present one, worked out in the same way from the texts themselves, and will answer the objection that I had paused in the middle of my great subject. There yet remains the appreciation of Greek Life under the Roman Empire from the days when Christianity became a social force. I trust I may yet be able to complete this task.