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This is the thread which contains the table of contents and the syllabus for the book: Caesar's Women.

by Colleen McCullough

Vicki's edition � ISBN 0-380-71084-6

Syllabus and TOC - thanks to Vicki Kline

SYLLABUS

List of maps & illustrations: vii

Part I: from June of 68 B.C until March of 66 B.C.: 1 � 156
Part II: from March of 73 B.C. until Quinctilis of 65 B.C.: 157 � 222
Part III: from January of 65 B.C. until Quinctilis of 63 B.C.: 223 � 340
Part IV: from January 1 until December 5 of 63 B.C.: 341 � 452
Part V: from December 5 of 63 B.C. until March of 61 B.C.: 453 � 642
Part VI: from May of 60 B.C. until March of 58 B.C.: 643 � 858

Author’s Note: 859 � 869
Glossary: 870 � 943

Timeline:

Week 1 - April 9-15: Part I, pp. 1-74
Week 2 - April 16-22: Part I, pp. 74-156 - we are joining these weeks because we are kicking off a week later due to Easter and holidays

Week 3 - April 23-29: Part II, pp. 157-222
Week 4 - April 30-May 6: Part III, pp. 223-283
Week 5 - May 7-13: Part III, pp. 283-340
Week 6 - May 14- 20: Part IV, pp. 341-402
Week 7 - May 21-27: Part IV, pp. 402-452
Week 8 - May 28-June 3: Part V, pp. 452-542
Week 9 - June 4-June 10: Part V, pp. 542-642
Week 10 - June 11-June 17: Part VI, pp. 643-711
Week 11 - June 18-June 24: Part VI, pp. 711-777
Week 12 - June 25-July 1: Part VI, pp. 777-858
Week 13 - July 2-July 8: Final Thoughts

Pradeep, please add the required citation.

by Colleen McCullough

Not for awhile.

Pradeep, The October Horse is the sixth in the Masters of Rome series, and Caesar's Women is only the fourth. Usually some time goes by between the end of the discussion of one book before the next book is started. I hope you'll join us when we do start The October Horse, but we'd love to hear from you here as well.

by Colleen McCullough
by Colleen McCullough

Thanks Viki. I asked about The October Horse because it somehow doesn't give the impression of being as well crafted as the earlier books of the series.I haven't read the last, Antony and Cleopatra but i think The Grass Crown and The First Man in Rome are the best.

Pradeep, I can see that you are trying to add the correct citation and I applaud you for trying. However, you have to cite all of the books that you have mentioned aside from the discussion book (Caesar's Women) and you must add the book covers, the author's photo and the author's link as Vicki did in message 4.

Your post would therefore look like this:



all by Colleen McCullough

A suggestion that I have is that you work on the Mechanics of the Board thread to get these right. There are detailed directions there.
This thread is in the Help Desk Folder. We really are not evaluating upcoming books here in the series but trying to enjoy the one we are starting. The series is an excellent one and there is something for everyone.

Remember the citations are required so keep practicing and maybe try to edit message 6.