The series includes:

• Book A: Narration, centered in Rome, of the historical events that took place in Greece, Italy, Asia, and Africa. Deepening into the causes and highlighting the internal coherence of the events. Roman dominance in Italy. First Punic War. Libyan War.
• Book B: First Illyrian War. Achaean League. Conflict between Cleomenes (Sparta) and Antigonus (Macedonia).
• Book C: Second Punic War. Hannibal's victories in Italy.
• Book D: Allied War. Aetolian raids in the Peloponnese and Macedonia. War between Rhodes and Byzantium.
• Book E: Continuation of the Allied War. Philip V outside Sparta. War of Ptolemy IV (Egypt) and Antiochus III (Syria) for the control of Coele-Syria.
• Books F-H: Political theories, political and military organization of Rome. Continuation of the Second Punic War.
• Books I-K: Hannibal at the gates of Rome. Philip V against the Aetolians and Romans. Scipio's actions in Iberia. Philopoemen. Antiochus III's campaign in Asia. Scipio's victories over the Carthaginians.
• Books L-IA: Critique of the historiography of Timaeus of Tauromenium and Callisthenes. About the Aetolian League. Scipio in North Africa, Battle of the Ithycyra. Hannibal's withdrawal from Italy. End of the Second Punic War. Roman intervention in Greek affairs.
• Books IB-IZ: Roman declaration in Corinth for the freedom of Greek cities. Antiochus' failed attempt for an anti-Roman alliance in Greece. Embassies from Greece to Rome. Roman peace with Antiochus. Turmoil in Boeotia. Conflict between Rhodes and Lycia. Perseus, new king of Macedonia.
• Books KD-LA: Relations of the Achaean League with the Spartans. The situation in Asia. Perseus moves towards an anti-Roman alliance. Roman activities in the Greek territory. The Roman Senate plans the policy of Eastern countries. Demetrius in Antioch. Praise of Scipio.
• Books LB-LT: Cease of the disturbances in Aetolia and Epirus. Praise of Eumenes. Dalmatian War. Embassies from Crete and Rhodes to the Achaean League. Celtic War. Liberation of Greek hostages in Italy. Third Punic War. Destruction of Carthage. Pseudo-Philip. Conflict between the Achaean League, Sparta, and Rome. Abolition of the freedom of Greek cities. Beginning of Roman rule in Greece.