Calendar: 1848-1849 Page 240
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238 general literature and science Describe the constitutions of Athens and Sparta Express in Latin each tense of the reek Subjunctive and Optative moods and show what advantages the Greek has over the Latin verb and how the Latin supplies its deficiencies Translate carefully the following and explain the syntax when necessary άποσχών τίσσαράκοντα σταδίους μη φθάσαι λθών ου βουλόμ νος αυτούς δια το Ιν τω αυτω καθήμενους βαρυνισθαι ην Αθηναίοι π ίθωσιν τάς 7τόλί1 βουλομίνας ταύτας ίξίστω συμμάχους ποιΰσθαι αυτοί Άθηναίοις 8ei 1e T0tj ίναντίοις τό τ πλήθος και την ΰπλισιν άναγκαίαν ουσαν των μ θ' αυτού ουκ αν ήγΰτυ μάλλον ntp1yfvea0at ή αν υ πρΰσοψ ώς Τ αυτών και μη ουκ άπο του οντος καταφρονήσίως λίσθαι λακίδαιμονίους προ της Αθηναίων έχθρας και διαλύσίως τών σπονδών Άργύους σφίσι φίλιους -γίνίσθαι Describe the principal manoeuvres in Greek naval engage- ments and mention with dates any you may remember Show by examples the advantage of the Greek language in the use of its particles 10 Give short lives of Brasidas Alcibiades and Epaminondas II race Translate into English Cur me querelis exanimas tin's Nec dis amicum est nee mihi te prius Obire Ma cenas mearuin Grande decus columenque rerum Ah te meie si partem aniline rapit Maturior vis quid moror altera Nec carus aeque nec superstes Integer lie dies utramque
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