Responsions: Papers in Stated Subjects-exclusive of Books-, 1901-1906 |
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C : A . MARCON , M . A . ( ORIEL COLLEGE ) derinard AND F . G . BRABANT , M
. A . ( C . C . C . ) MATHEMATICS , GRAMMAR , LATIN PROSE AND
UNPREPARED TRANSLATION OXFORD AT THE CLARENDON PRESS
HENRY FROWDE ...
C : A . MARCON , M . A . ( ORIEL COLLEGE ) derinard AND F . G . BRABANT , M
. A . ( C . C . C . ) MATHEMATICS , GRAMMAR , LATIN PROSE AND
UNPREPARED TRANSLATION OXFORD AT THE CLARENDON PRESS
HENRY FROWDE ...
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INTRODUCTION . . . ARITHMETIC PAPERS . ALGEBRA . . . . . GEOMETRY
LATIN PROSE . . . UNPREPARED TRANSLATION GRAMMAR . . . . ARITHMETIC
ANSWERS . ALGEBRA ANSWERS , . SOLUTIONS TO GEOMETRY PROBLEMS
. · .
INTRODUCTION . . . ARITHMETIC PAPERS . ALGEBRA . . . . . GEOMETRY
LATIN PROSE . . . UNPREPARED TRANSLATION GRAMMAR . . . . ARITHMETIC
ANSWERS . ALGEBRA ANSWERS , . SOLUTIONS TO GEOMETRY PROBLEMS
. · .
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( 3 ) Greek and Latin Grammar . ( 4 ) Translation from English into Latin Prose . (
5 ) Either Unprepared translation from Greek and Latin ; or Unprepared
translation from one of these languages , and a book in the other ; or one Greek
and one ...
( 3 ) Greek and Latin Grammar . ( 4 ) Translation from English into Latin Prose . (
5 ) Either Unprepared translation from Greek and Latin ; or Unprepared
translation from one of these languages , and a book in the other ; or one Greek
and one ...
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Greek and Latin Grammar , 1 hour each . Latin Prose , 2 hours . Greek and Latin
translation ( whether prepared or unprepared ) , 24 hours each . The selection of
examination papers comprised in this volume has been compiled for the use of ...
Greek and Latin Grammar , 1 hour each . Latin Prose , 2 hours . Greek and Latin
translation ( whether prepared or unprepared ) , 24 hours each . The selection of
examination papers comprised in this volume has been compiled for the use of ...
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... and ( 2 ) Grammar , in which the setting of separate papers in Latin and Greek ,
instead of one paper in which the two were combined , prevents deficiency in one
language from being compensated by greater knowledge of the other .
... and ( 2 ) Grammar , in which the setting of separate papers in Latin and Greek ,
instead of one paper in which the two were combined , prevents deficiency in one
language from being compensated by greater knowledge of the other .
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| Title | Responsions: Papers in Stated Subjects-exclusive of Books-, 1901-1906 |
| Author | University of Oxford |
| Contributors | Charles Abdy Marcon, Frederick Gaspard Brabant |
| Publisher | Clarendon Press, 1907 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 25 Jun 2007 |
| Length | 152 pages |
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