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108 FACULTY OF ARTS tal pn under of which one must be language other than English unless Latin or Greek is taken under Latin Italian Greek Russian French Spanish German Welsh Greek History or Roman History or English History or European History or The History of the British Empire Geography Logic Geometrical and Mechanical Drawing Mathematics more advanced Mechanics Chemistry Heat Light and Sound Electricity and Magnetism Botany Zoology Geology Music Economics Note -a candidate may take alternative lower papers in Mathematics or an alternative lower paper in Latin or French candidate exercising this option will be required to take sixth subject NOTE -Candidates taking any of the approved languages other than those named above must give six months' notice The Examination is held three times year in January June and September There is Special Class in the College conducted by Mr Brinton devoted to preparation for this and other Entrance Examinations For particulars see separate circular Intermediate Examination in Arts FIRST year students take the courses for the INTERMEDIATE ARTS Examination Four subjects are to be chosen by candidates from the following list and Two languages of which one must be either Latin with Roman History or Greek with Greek History Both Latin and Greek may be taken Latin can be taken only by those who have already taken it in the Matriculation Examination or its equivalent and Any two of the following subjects not already taken Latin with Roman History Greek with Greek History English French German Italian Spanish Portuguese Dutch Danish Norwegian Swedish Russian Polish Czech and Slovak Serbo-Croat and Slovene Hebrew Arabic Persian Turkish Sanskrit Pali Bengali etc Malay Chinese Japanese History Ancient History History of Architecture Geography Logic Ethics Economics Pure Mathematics Applied Mathematics Physics Chemistry Geology Botany Zoology Military Science Music