- 1M — DCCC. XCIX
- 2Cyrano de Bergerac
- 3Note on the Translation
- 4The Translator to the Reader
- 5Chapter I — Of How the Voyage Was Conceived
- 6Chapter II — Of How the Author Set Out, and Where He First Arrived
- 7Chapter III — Of His Conversation With the Vice-Roy of New France;…
- 8Chapter IV — Of How at Last He Set Out Again for the Moon, Tho With…
- 9Chapter V — Of His Arrival There, and of the Beauty of That Country…
- 10Chapter VI — Of a Youth Whom He Met There, and of Their Conversatio…
- 11Chapter VII — Being Cast Out From That Country, of the New Adventur…
- 12Chapter VIII — Of the Languages of the People in the Moon; of the M…
- 13Chapter IX — Of the Little Spaniard Whom He Met There, and of His Q…
- 14Chapter X — Where the Author Comes in Doubt, Whether He Be a Man, a…
- 15Chapter XI — Of the Manner of Making War in the Moon; and of How th…
- 16Chapter XII — Of a Philosophical Entertainment
- 17Chapter XIII — Of the Little Animals That Make Up Our Life, and Lik…
- 18Chapter XIV — Of the Original of All Things; of Atomes; and of the…
- 19Chapter XV — Of the Books in the Moon, and Their Fashion; of Death,…
- 20Chapter XVI — Of Miracles; and of Curing by the Imagination
- 21Chapter XVII — Of the Author’s Return to the Earth
A Voyage to the Moon
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