CHAPTER I. The author dies, meets with Mercury, and is by him conducted to the stage which sets out for the other world
CHAPTER II. In which the author first refutes some idle opinions concerning spirits, and then the passengers relate their several deaths.
CHAPTER III. The adventures we met with in the City of Diseases
CHAPTER IV. Discourses on the road, and a description of the palace of Death
CHAPTER V. The travelers proceed on their journey, and meet several spirits who are coming into the flesh
CHAPTER VI. An account of the wheel of fortune, with a method of preparing a spirit for this world
CHAPTER VII. The proceedings of judge Minos at the gate of Elysium
CHAPTER VIII. The adventures which the author met on his first entrance into Elysium
CHAPTER X. The author is surprised at meeting Julian the apostate in Elysium; but is satisfied by him by what means he procured his entrance there. Julian relates his adventures in the character of a slave
CHAPTER XI. In which Julian relates his adventures in the character of an avaricious Jew
CHAPTER XII. What happened to Julian in the characters of a general, an heir, a carpenter, and a beau
CHAPTER XIV. Adventures in the person of a monk
CHAPTER XV. Julian passes into the character of a fiddler
CHAPTER XVII. Julian enters into the person of a king
CHAPTER XIX. Julian appears in the character of a beggar
CHAPTER XX. Julian performs the part of a statesman
CHAPTER XXI. Julian’s adventures in the post of a soldier
CHAPTER XXII. What happened to Julian in the person of a tailor
CHAPTER XXIII. The life of alderman Julian
CHAPTER XXIV. Julian recounts what happened to him while he was a poet
CHAPTER XXV. Julian performs the parts of a knight and a dancing-master
CHAPTER VII. Wherein Anna Boleyn relates the history of her life