Calendar: 1864-1865 Page 92

92 GENERAL LITERATURE AND SCIENCE The subjects of these Lectures are the works of the best Latin and Greek writers and Greek and Latin Composition both in Prose and Verse Besides the work which is done in the Lecture Room the Students are expected to prepare given portion of Roman and Greek History for each College Examination and to commit to memory weekly certain portion of Horace Virgil or Cicero The Students are divided into four Divisions according to their proficiency and in these Divisions they are arranged in otder of merit at each examination Fees for occasional Students 41 4s per term or ΙΟ lOs per annum Subjects for Lectures 1864-65 Cicero de Oratore Monday 10 and 11 Prof Lonsdale Thucydides Book VI Tuesday 10 and 11 Plautus Menaechmei Wednesday 10 and 11 Sophocles Antigone Thursday 10 and 11 Compositions Friday 10J and 11 Euripides Bacchse Monday and Wednes 10$ Mr Heywood Cicero Philipp II Tuesday and Thursday 10 -- Horn Odyss MondayandWednes 11 Livy Book XXI Tuesd andThurs il Compositions Friday 10 and 11 Horace Odes II Monday and Wednes 10 Mr Townsend Plato's Apologia Tuesd and Thurs 10 Sail Jugurtha Monday and Wednes 11 Xen Anabasis Tuesd and Thurs 11 Compositions Friday 10 and 11 Extra afternoon Lectures- Logic Prof Lonsdale Juvenal Mr Heywood Demosth de Cor Mr Townsend Extra subjects for Examination at Christmas 1864 History of Greece From the earliest period to the end of the Persian War