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CONTENTS.

I. FIRST PUBLIC EXAMINATION:

1. Statute

2. Decrees

3. Regulations of Boards of Studies,

(1) For those who do not seek Honours

(2) For those who seek Honours in Classics .

(3) For those who seek Honours in Mathematics.

II. SECOND PUBLIC EXAMINATION :

1. Of the several parts of the Examination :

1. Statute

2. Decrees

Note respecting the Examination in the Rudiments of Faith and

Religion

2. Pass School:

1. Statute

2. Regulations of the Board of Studies .

3. Honour School of Literæ Humaniores :

1. Statute

2. Regulations of the Board of Studies.

4. Honour School of Mathematics:

1. Statute

2. Regulations of the Board of Studies .

5. Honour School of Natural Science :

1. Statute

2. Regulations of the Board of Studies.

6. Honour School of Jurisprudence:

1. Statute

2. Decrees

3. Regulations of the Board of Studies.

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2. Regulations of the Board of Studies .

9. Rules as to the Admission of Candidates, and the order of

the Examination

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III. OF THE APPOINTMENT OF MASTERS OF THE SCHOOLS, MODE-

RATORS, AND PUBLIC EXAMINERS

IV. GENERAL RULES RESPECTING THE EXAMINATIONS FOR THE

DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS

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I.

FIRST PUBLIC EXAMINATION.

I.

STATUTE.

[Statt. Tit. V. (VI.) Sect. 1. B. § 1.]

§ 1. Of the subjects and method of the First Public Examination.

1. The First Public Examination shall be conducted by the Moderators. The subjects of examination shall be the Holy Gospels in the original Greek, Greek and Latin Literature, Logic, and Mathematics.

2. Candidates may offer themselves as Candidates for Honours in Greek and Latin Literature or as Candidates not seeking Honours; and any Candidate may offer himself either in the same, or some other Term before or after, as a Candidate for Honours in Mathematics.

3. Candidates may offer themselves for examination in the fourth Term from their Matriculation, provided that no Candidate shall offer himself for Honours in Greek and Latin Literature before his fifth Term.*

4. No Candidate shall be admitted as a Candidate for Honours after the lapse of eight Terms from the Term of his Matriculation inclusively.*

5. Except as hereinafter provided, all Candidates shall be examined in such manner as to test their knowledge of the Greek text and also of the contents of the Holy Gospels; and no Candidate shall receive a certificate of having passed who shall not have satisfied the Moderators in this part of the Examination.

* Infra, Sub-section E, § 10, cl. 3 (page 95).