Aus meinem Leben. Dichtung und Wahrheit by Johann Wolfgang von GOETHE (1749 - 1832) Genre(s): Memoirs Read by: redaer in German Chapters: 00:00:00 - 60 - Zweiter Teil Zehntes Buch Teil 5 00:28:46 - 61 - Zweiter Teil Zehntes Buch Teil 6 00:54:17 - 62 - Zweiter Teil Zehntes Buch Teil 7 01:18:54 - 63 - Dritter Teil Eilftes Buch Teil 1 01:48:05 - 64 - Dritter Teil Eilftes Buch Teil 2 02:18:27 - 65 - Dritter Teil Eilftes Buch Teil 3 02:49:45 - 66 - Dritter Teil Eilftes Buch Teil 4 03:23:27 - 67 - Dritter Teil Eilftes Buch Teil 5 03:57:22 - 68 - Dritter Teil Eilftes Buch Teil 6 04:28:09 - 69 - Dritter Teil Eilftes Buch Teil 7 04:57:50 - 70 - Dritter Teil Zwoelftes Buch Teil 1 05:31:46 - 71 - Dritter Teil Zwoelftes Buch Teil 2 06:01:16 - 72 - Dritter Teil Zwoelftes Buch Teil 3 06:36:15 - 73 - Dritter Teil Zwoelftes Buch Teil 4 Aus meinem Leben. Dichtung und Wahrheit ist eine zwischen 1808 und 1831 entstandene Autobiographie, in der Johann Wolfgang von Goethe seine Erlebnisse aus den Jahren 1749 bis 1775 liebevoll darstellt. Nach Richard Friedenthal ist diese mannigfaltig vorschreitende Lebensgeschichte einer der großen deutschen Romane - ein Hausbuch. (Zusammenfassung von Wikipedia) More information: http://librivox.org/aus-meinem-leben-dichtung-und-wahrheit-von-johann-wolfgang-von-goethe/

The Ship of Ishtar by Abraham Merritt (1884 - 1943) Genre(s): Fantasy Fiction Read by: ToddHW, David Nyhoff, Heather McKee, Paul Lawley-Jones, Gillian Hendrie, Ben Stewart, Inkell, Josh J Barker, Marie Christian, Nigel Kerr, Michael Broomhill, JL Walden, roselbex, Ashley Greeley, Dodi, Devvon Eubanks, Christine Rottger, Alan Schulte, Micaela Harper in English Cover design by TriciaG. Parts: Part 1 https://youtu.be/tCVqWowu5aU Chapters: 00:00:00 - 27 - 'Ishtar! Show Thy Face!' 00:19:17 - 28 - Guile of the Black Priest 00:32:05 - 29 - The Gods--and Man's Desire 00:54:05 - 30 - The Waking of Sharane 01:35:58 - 31 - To the Open Sea 01:45:39 - 32 - 'Let the Strife End!' 02:17:33 - 33 - The Ship Is Freed 02:30:25 - 34 - The Ship's Last Battle 02:55:51 - 35 - The Broken Toy! Imaginative, sensual, gory. John Kenton, WWI veteran and wealthy archaeologist, receives stone artifact from a friend in Babylon. Surprisingly, within the block is an incredibly detailed model of an ancient Babylonian ship. Soon Kenton finds himself transported to the ship the model represents, sailing the sea of an alien world and taking part in the eternal conflict between two Babylonian gods, Ishtar and Nergal. Sharane, the assistant priestess of Ishtar, controls one half of the ship; Klaneth, the assistant priest of Nergal, controls the other half. Can Kenton win over the priestess of Ishtar and free the ship from Nergal's influence? - Summary by TriciaG More information: https://librivox.org/the-ship-of-ishtar-by-abraham-merritt/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)

History of the Britons by NENNIUS ( - 9th Cent.), translated by J. A. GILES (1808 - 1884) Genre(s): Myths, Legends & Fairy Tales, *Non-fiction, History Read by: BUAES, Amy Gramour in English Chapters: 00:00:00 - 00 - Prologue p.1-3(s.1-3) 00:05:29 - 01 - Adam to Hoctor p.3-7(s.4-14) 00:19:04 - 02 - The Romans p.7-12(s.15-30) 00:35:03 - 03 - Vortigern p.12-18(s.31-42) 00:55:27 - 04 - Vortimer p.18-21(s.43-49) 01:04:47 - 05 - Arthur p.21-23(s.50) 01:10:15 - 06 - St. Partick p.23-27(s.51-61) 01:15:59 - 07 - Genealogy p.27-29(s.62-66) One of the earliest recorded histories of Britain; Nennius wrote the book around 796BC. These days Nennius is recognised as being a teller, and embellisher, of historic characters and events; but his book is notable as one of the earliest that mention Arthur (of Arthurian legend). (Summary by Alan Stealey) More information: http://librivox.org/history-of-the-britons-historia-brittonum-by-nennius/

The History of the Church of Christ: Century III by Joseph Milner (1744 - 1797) Genre(s): Antiquity, Christianity - Biographies, Christianity - Other Read by: InTheDesert in English Cover design by TriciaG. Chapters: 00:00:00 - 01 - Irenaeus 00:13:41 - 02 - Tertullian 00:31:21 - 03 - Pantaenus 00:36:06 - 04 - Clemens Alexandrinus 00:45:14 - 05 - The Affairs of the Church during the Reigns of Severus and Caracalla 00:57:58 - 06 - Christian Affairs during the Reigns of Macrinus, Heliogabalus, Alexander, Maximinus, Pupienus, Gordian, and Philip 01:12:31 - 07 - The Conversion of Cyprian 01:29:44 - 08 - The Beginnings of the Persecution of Decius, and Cyprian's Government till his Retirement 01:38:09 - 09 - The History of Cyprian and the Western Church during his Retirement of two Years 02:37:37 - 10 - Cyprian's Settlement of his Church after his Return and the History of the Western Church till the Persecution under Gallus 02:58:04 - 11 - The Effects of the Persecution of Decius in the Eastern Church 03:41:13 - 12 - The History of the Church during the Reign of Gallus 04:08:33 - 13 - The Pacific Part of Valerian's Reign 04:39:55 - 14 - The Last Acts and Martyrdom of Cyprian 04:57:04 - 15 - Cyprian compared with Origen 05:21:09 - 16 - Other Particulars of Valerian's Persecution 05:39:35 - 17 - From the Reign of Gallienus to the End of the Century 06:14:28 - 18 - Some Account of Gregory Thaumaturgus, Theognostus, and Dionysius of Rome 06:27:56 - 19 - The Farther Extension of the Gospel in this Century 06:30:39 - 20 - A Short View of the External State of the Church 06:53:16 - 21 - Testimonies to the Church of Christ from its Enemies 07:22:40 - 22 - Connexion between the Doctrine and Practice of Primitive Christians It is certain, that from our Saviour's time to the present, there have ever been persons whose dispositions and lives have been formed by the rules of the New Testament; men who have been real, not merely nominal Christians, who believed the doctrines of the gospel, loved them because of their divine excellency, and suffered gladly the loss of all things, that they might win Christ, and be found in him. It is the history of these men which I propose to write. It is of no consequence with respect to my plan, nor of much importance I believe in its own nature, to what external church they belonged. I intend not to enter with any nicety into an account of their rites and ceremonies, or forms of church government, much less into their secular history. Even religious controversies shall be omitted, except those which seem to bear a relation to the essence of Christ's religion, and of which the history of his real church seems to require some account. Let not the reader expect, that the actions of great men (great in a secular view I mean) will be exhibited to his notice. Nothing but what belongs to Christ's kingdom shall be admitted, and genuine piety is that alone which I intend to celebrate. - Summary by Introduction More information: https://librivox.org/history-of-church-of-christ-c3-joseph-milner/ LibriVox - free public domain audiobooks (https://librivox.org/)