On the Cave of the Nymphs

Porphyry on the Cave of the Nymphs in Greek, with the Latin translation of L. Holstenius and various readings. p. 1—32.
Indices to Porphyry: the first of Authors p. 32., the other of words and things p. 32. and 32.**
Latin translation of the Porphyrian booklet made by Conr. Gesner. p. 33—48.
My small notes on the preceding translation. p. 49—52.
Collectanea on the Porphyrian booklet on the Cave of the Nymphs.
Part one, which is Homeric. p. 55. specifically
A brief introduction. p. 55, 56.
The passage of Homer. p. 56.
Various readings on the same. p. 56, 57.
Metrical translations of the Homeric passage, namely
The Latin of L. Holstenius. p. 57.
The English of Pope. p. 57, 58.
Its ancient interpreters:
The lesser Scholia. p. 58.
The commentary of Eustathius. p. 58—60.
And the more recent ones:
Spondanus. p. 60—64.
Barnesius. p. 64, 65.
Madame Dacier. p. 65, 66.
Pope. p. 66—68.
The Editor. p. 68, 69.
Then excerpts that pertain to the same passage,
from Scaliger’s Poetics. p. 69, 70.
from Motté’s Rustic Hexaemeron. p. 70, 71.
from Wowerius On Polymathy. p. 71.