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... Explain the syntax of magistro , radiis , armis , illi , silvis , nocti . 3. Write notes on er urbe Latina , hos , immemorem , tendere . 4. Distinguish between ab and ex - cetera and re- liqua - procul and longe - agmen and acies ...
... Explain the syntax of magistro , radiis , armis , illi , silvis , nocti . 3. Write notes on er urbe Latina , hos , immemorem , tendere . 4. Distinguish between ab and ex - cetera and re- liqua - procul and longe - agmen and acies ...
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... Explain the syntax of Σάρδεσιν , ὤν , τοῦ φέρεσθαι . Why is the subject of προδεδόσθαι omitted ? 3. ἔχει τὴν δίκην . What is the equivalent Latin phrase ? What verb might be substituted for έχει ! 4. Sketch the operations of Agesilaos ...
... Explain the syntax of Σάρδεσιν , ὤν , τοῦ φέρεσθαι . Why is the subject of προδεδόσθαι omitted ? 3. ἔχει τὴν δίκην . What is the equivalent Latin phrase ? What verb might be substituted for έχει ! 4. Sketch the operations of Agesilaos ...
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... Explain the syntax of συνόντων , στάδιον , πλέθρων , ὧν . 3. Distinguish ἐφ ' ἡμῶν from ἐφ ' ἡμῖν . 4. Mention the movements and the issue of the battle . III . Translate : ΜΕ . που δήτα φεύγω ; τίνα πόλιν ; τίνα ξένων ; ΚΡ . ὅπου ...
... Explain the syntax of συνόντων , στάδιον , πλέθρων , ὧν . 3. Distinguish ἐφ ' ἡμῶν from ἐφ ' ἡμῖν . 4. Mention the movements and the issue of the battle . III . Translate : ΜΕ . που δήτα φεύγω ; τίνα πόλιν ; τίνα ξένων ; ΚΡ . ὅπου ...
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... Explain the floating of a needle on the surface of water . Why can ships built entirely of iron float in water ? 7. Define diffusion . What are the differences be- tween the diffusion of gases and liquids ? 8. Explain fully the ...
... Explain the floating of a needle on the surface of water . Why can ships built entirely of iron float in water ? 7. Define diffusion . What are the differences be- tween the diffusion of gases and liquids ? 8. Explain fully the ...
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... make with the shadow of OA in the horizontal plane a 1 p.m. 12. Find the geocentric latitude ' , and the radius of the earth , at the geographical latitude 4 . Junior Philosophy . 1. Explain and examine Anaxagoras ' doctrine.
... make with the shadow of OA in the horizontal plane a 1 p.m. 12. Find the geocentric latitude ' , and the radius of the earth , at the geographical latitude 4 . Junior Philosophy . 1. Explain and examine Anaxagoras ' doctrine.
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