Classical Examinations: Or, A Selection of University Scholarship and Other Public Examination Papers and of the Question Papers on the Lecture Subjects of the Different Colleges in the University of Cambridge, 1 tomasW. P. Grant, 1830 - 608 psl. |
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... dialect . Accentuation is generally insisted upon . IV . A passage , usually from Shakspeare or Milton , into Greek verse . The metre is generally Tragic Iambic ; some- times Tragic Trochaic ; sometimes Anapæstic ; rarely Heroic ; and ...
... dialect . Accentuation is generally insisted upon . IV . A passage , usually from Shakspeare or Milton , into Greek verse . The metre is generally Tragic Iambic ; some- times Tragic Trochaic ; sometimes Anapæstic ; rarely Heroic ; and ...
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... dialects were spoken at Thebes , Corinth , Argos , Lesbos , Samos , Crete , Sicily ? Do you know any passage , which illustrates the difference between the Old and New Attic ? Trace the formation of the Latin language , and give ...
... dialects were spoken at Thebes , Corinth , Argos , Lesbos , Samos , Crete , Sicily ? Do you know any passage , which illustrates the difference between the Old and New Attic ? Trace the formation of the Latin language , and give ...
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... dialect , and what stage of that dialect , does the language of Theocritus belong ? Specify in a few instances the difference between that dialect and others to which it approximates . III . Into English Prose . Thucyd . ii . 43-46 ...
... dialect , and what stage of that dialect , does the language of Theocritus belong ? Specify in a few instances the difference between that dialect and others to which it approximates . III . Into English Prose . Thucyd . ii . 43-46 ...
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... dialects . 5. Who are the Aavaoì mentioned in v . 84. ? With what propriety is the term used ? What is the event referred to in the last three lines ? Give the date usually assigned to the Argonautic expedition , and calculate the ...
... dialects . 5. Who are the Aavaoì mentioned in v . 84. ? With what propriety is the term used ? What is the event referred to in the last three lines ? Give the date usually assigned to the Argonautic expedition , and calculate the ...
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... dialects ? Shew why Socrates says first ei idolev , and after- wards , ἐὰν ὁρῶσι . Explain the difference between αὐτοὺς σφᾶς and aurous , the signification of rvyxávw , with or without a participle , and the use of Xavávw with a ...
... dialects ? Shew why Socrates says first ei idolev , and after- wards , ἐὰν ὁρῶσι . Explain the difference between αὐτοὺς σφᾶς and aurous , the signification of rvyxávw , with or without a participle , and the use of Xavávw with a ...
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