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...Greek and Latin two prizes of fifty dollars each are offered to undergraduates. One is for a translation into Attic Greek of the passage in Lamb's Tales from Shakespere, "The Comedy of Errors," from the words "When Antipholus of Syracuse had sent Dromio away," through the words, "had delivered to the other Antipholus." The Latin translation is the passage in Motley's, "Rise of the Dutch Republic," Historical Introduction, III and IV, from the words, "Gaul being thus pacified," through the words, "Austrian property...
...dissertations in Greek and Latin there are two prizes of fifty dollars each offered to undergraduates. One is for a translation into Attic Greek of the passage in Irving's Life of Columbus, Book V, Chapter IV, from the words "Immediately on his arrival" to the end. The other is for a translation into Latin of the passage in Matthew Arnold's "Essays in Criticism," Marcus Aurelius, from the words, "The man whose thoughts Mr. Long has thus faithfully reproduced," through the words, "the State System of Modern France...
Plans of the new ward for contagious diseases have been drawn by the architects of the present building, Shepley, Rutan and Coolidge of Boston, and work upon the building may be started this fall. The plans call for a three story building with attic, to be erected near the southwest corner of the Infirmary, and to be connected with the present building by a corridor in the form of a quarter circle. The building will contain six isolation beds and three wards...
...Seminary of Classical Philology. II, The Compounds of epi and apo with deiknnmi in the Attic Orators. Mr. E. L. Spaulding. Dum, donec, and quoad. Mr. A. R. Wightman. Harvard...
...Seminary of Classical Philology. II. The Compounds of epi and apo with deiknumi in the Attic Orators. Mr. E. L. Spaulding. Dum, donec, and quoad. Mr. A. R. Wightman. Harvard...