Vol. 5 - Glossary p.: 643-649 Vol. 6 - Index p.: 603-616 Vol. 15 - Index p.: 303-313 Vol. 39 - Index p.: 425-468 Vol. 44 - Index p.: 589-618 Vol. 45 - Index p.: 867-898 Vol. 49 - Index p.: 601-659

Vol. 1 - The Great conversation. The substance of a liberal education]. /Edt. in chief R. Hutchins, 1952.- XXVII+131 p.

Vol. 2 - The Great ideas. A Syntopicon of Great books of the Western world. Vol. I]. /Edt. in chief: M. J. Adler; Gen. edt.: W. Gorman, 1952.- L+1082 p.

Vol. 3 - The Great ideas. A Syntopicon of Great books of the Western world: Vol. II. /Edt. in chief: M. J. Adler; Gen. edt.: W. Gorman, 1952.- XXVI+1346 p.

Vol. 4 - The Iliad of Homer and the Odyssey/ Homer; Rendered into english prose by Samuel Butler, 1952.- VII+322 p.

Vol. 5 - The plays/ Aeschylus. Sophocles. Euripides. Aristophanes, 1952.- IX+649 p.

Vol. 6 - The history of Herodotus. The history of the Peloponnesian war. Thucydides. /Trl.: G. Rawlinson; R. Crawley; Rev.: R. Feetham, 1952.- IX+616 p.

Vol. 7 - The dialogues of Plato. The seventh letter. /Trl.: B. Jowett, J. Harward, 1952.- VII+814 p.

Vol. 8 - The works of Aristotle. Vol. I, 1952.- 726 p.

Vol. 9 - The works of Aristotle. Vol. II. 1952.- V+699 p.

Vol. 10 - Hippocratic writings. On the Natural Faculties/Galen. /Trl.: A. J. Brock, 1952.- XI+215 p.

Vol. 11 - The thirteen books of Euclid's elements. The works of Archimedes including the Method. On conic sections/ Apollonius of Perga. Introduction to Arithmetic/Nichomachus of Gerasa. /Trl.: Th. L. Heath, 1952.- XI+848 p.

Vol. 12 - On the nature of things/ Lucretius. The discourses/Epictetus. The meditations/Marcus Aurelius. /Trl.: H. A. J. Munro, G. Long 1952.- XI+310 p.

Vol. 13 - The poems /Virgil. /Trl.: J. Rhoades, 1952.- VII+379 p.

Vol. 14 - The lives of the Noble Grecians and Romans/ Plutarch, 1952.- VII+897 p.

Vol. 15 - Tha annals and the histories by P. Cornelius Tacitus, 1952.- V+313 p.

Vol. 16 - The almagest/Ptolemy. On the revolutions of the Heavenly Spheres/Nicolaus Copernicus. Epitome of Copernican Astronomy: IV and V. The Harmonies of the World /Johannes Kepler, 1952.- XIV+1085 p.

Vol. 17 - The Six Enneads/Plotinus. /Trl.: S. MacKenna, B. Page, 1952.- VII+360p.

Vol. 18 - AThe confessions. The city of God. On christian doctrine/ Saint Augustine. /Trl.: M. Dods, J. Shaw, 1952.- X+698 p.

Vol. 19 - The Summa theologica. Vol. I/ Saint Thomas Aquinas. /Revis.: D. J. Sullivan, 1952.- XVI+826 p.

Vol. 20 - The Summa theologica. Vol. II/ Saint Thomas Aquinas. /Revis.: D. Sullivan, 1952.- XIV+1085 p.

Vol. 21 - The Divine comedy/Alighieri Dante. /Trl.: Ch. E. Norton, 1952.- X+157 p.

Vol. 22 - Troilus and Cressida and the canterbury tales/Geoffrey Chaucer, 1952.- VI+550 p.

Vol. 23 - The prince/Nicolo Machiavelli. Leviathan. Or, Matter, Form, and Power of a Commonwealth Ecclesiastical and Civil/Thomas Hobbes. /Trl.: W. Marriott.- 1952.- XI+ 283p.

Vol. 24 - Gargantua and Pantagruel/François Rabelais. /Trl.: Th. Urquhart, P. Motteux.- 1952.- XI+318 p.

Vol. 25 - The essays/Michel Eyquem de Montaigne. /Trl.: Ch. Cotton; Edt.: W. C. Hazlitt.- 1952.- VIII+543 p.

Vol. 26 - The plays and Sonnets/ William Shakespeare. Vol. I. /Edt.: W. G. Clarke, W. Aldis Wright, 1952.- VI+626 p.

Vol. 27 - The plays and sonnets/William Shakespeare. Vol. II. /Edt.: W. G. Clarke, W. Aldis Wright, 1952.- 609 p.

Vol. 28 - On the Loadstone and Magnetic Bodies/William Gilbert; Concerning the Two New Sciences/Galileo Galilei; On the Motion of the Heart and Blood in Animals. On the Circulation of the Blood. On the Generation of Animals/William Harvey. /Trl.: P. Fleury Mottelay, 1952.- XIII+496 p.

Vol. 29 - The history of Don Quixote de la Mancha/Miguel de Cervantes. /Trl.: J. Ormsby.- 1952.- XVI+429 p.

Vol. 30 - Advancement of learning Novum Organum. New Atlantis/Francis Bacon, 1952.- VI+214 p.

Vol. 31 - Rules for the direction of the mind. Discource on the method. Meditations on first philosophy. Objections against the meditations and replies/R. Descartes; The geometry. Ethics/ Benedict de Spinoza, 1952.- X+463 p.

Vol. 32 - English minor poems. Paradise lost. Samson Agonistes. Areopagitica/John Milton, 1952.- VII+412 p.

Vol. 33 - The provincial letters. Pensees. Scientific treatises/ B. Pascal, 1952.- VI+487 p.

Vol. 34 - Mathematical principles of natural philosophy. Optics/Isaac Newton. Treatise on light/ Christiaan Huygens. /Trl.: A. Motte; Rev.: F. Cajori, 1952.- XI+619 p.

Vol. 35 - A letter concerning toleration. Concerning civil government. Second essay. An essay concerning human understanding/John Locke; The principles of human knowledge/ George Berkeley; An enquiry concerning human understanding/David Hume. /Edt.: Ch. L. Sherman, 1952.- X+509 p.

Vol. 36 - Gulliver's travels/ Jonathan Swift; Tristram Shandy/Laurence Sterne, 1952.- XXI+556 p.

Vol. 37 - The history of Tom Jones. A foundling/Henry Fielding, 1952.- XV+405 p.

Vol. 38 - The spirit of laws/Charles Montesquieu; On the origin of inequality. On political economy. The social contract/Jean Jacques Rousseau. /Trl.: Th. Nugent; Rev.: J. Prichard, 1952.- XXII+439 p.

Vol. 39 - An inquiry into the nature and causes of the wealth of nations/ Adam Smith, 1952.- VIII+468 p.

Vol. 40 - The decline and fall of the Roman Empire/ Edward Gibbon.Vol. I. /Edt.: O. Smeaton, 1952.- XXVI+900+[10] p.

Vol. 41 - The decline and fall of the Roman Empire/ Edward Gibbon. Vol. II. /Edt.: O. Smeaton, 1952.- XX+855 p.

Vol. 42 - The critique of pure reason. The critique of practical reason and other ethical treatises. The critique of judgement/ I. Kant. /Trl.: Th. Kingsmill, W. Hastie, J. C. Meredith, 1952.- XI+613 p.

Vol. 43 - American State papers. The federalist/Alexander Hamilton, James Madison, John Jay; On liberty. Representative government. Utilitarianism/John Stuart Mill, 1952.- 476 p.

Vol. 44 - Life of Samuel Johnson LL.D./James Boswell, 1952.- XVII+618 p.

Vol. 45 - Elements of chemistry/ Antoine Laurent Lavoisier. Analytical theory of heat/Jean Baptiste Joseph Fourier. Experimental researches in electricity/Michael Faraday, 1952.- XII+898 p.

Vol. 46 - The Philosophy of right. The philosophy of history/Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel. /Trl.: T. Knox, 1952.- X+369 p.

Vol. 47 - Faust. Parts one and two/Johann Wolfgang von Goethe. /Trl.: GMadison George Priest, 1952.- VII+294 p.

Vol. 48 - Moby Dick, or, the whale/ Herman Melville, 1952.- XX+420 p.

Vol. 49 - The origin of species by means of natural selection. The descent of man and selection in relation to sex/Charles Darwin, 1952.- X+659 p.

Vol. 50 - Capital. Manifesto of the communist party/,Karl Marx, Friedrich Engels. /Edt.: F. Engels, 1952.- XI+434 p.

Vol. 51 - War and peace/Leo Tolstoy. T /Trl.: L. Maude, A. Maude, 1952.- XVI+696+[4] p.

Vol. 52 - The Brothers Karamazov/ Fyodor Mikhailovich Dostoevsky. /Trl.: C. Garnett, 1952.- VIII+412 p.

Vol. 53 - The principles of psychology/William James, 1952.- XIV+897 p.

Vol. 54 - The major works/Sigmund Freud, 1952.- VII+884 p.