Loyola University Maryland - Evergreen / Green and Gray Yearbook (Baltimore, MD)

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10 Catalogue of COLLEGE COURSE OF STUDIES FOR THE DEGREE OF BACHELOR OF ARTS. Freshman. Latin. — Seven hours a week. Grammar — (Alvarez, S. J.) — Lib. n., C. I.-XI., Syntax reviewed with all appendices added, for the 1st term — to the end of Lib. ir. for the 2nd term. Prosody — (Casserly) — Rules reviewed ; study of meters ; exercises in hexameters and pentameter s. Authors — Cicero : Oratio Prima in Catilinam. Sallust : De Conjuratione Catilinae or De Bello Jugurthino. Virgil : Eclogues, Georgics. Afl J- ' Composition — Written exercises in Latin Prose three times a week. Memory — Three hundred lines from authors used. Greek. — Five hours a week. Grammar — (Yenni, S. J.) — reviewed entire, including accent, prosody, dialects and the scansion of Homer. Authors — Xenophon : Cyropsedia. Homer : Iliad. Composition — Twice a week. ENGLISH. — Four and a half hours a week. History — Modern (Fredet), Rhetoric — Coppens ' Introduction, Books L-IV, inclusive.

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Loyola College. YOLA COLLEGE, 1896-97. Freshman. iory Lines. n. ciples of English mposition. k. lematics. f History. I English. -{ Correcting Written I Work. f French •J or ( German. hism. tion. First Academic. Memory Lines. Latin. Greek. Mathematics. Mon. Tues. -J Fri. Ved. f at. j Wed Sat History. Geography. English. Correcting Written Work. French or German. Catechism. Elocution. Second Academic. Memory Lines. Latin. Greek. Mathematics History. Geography. English. Correcting Written Work. Catechism. Elocution. Third Academic Memory Lines. Latin. Latin. First Term. Greek. Second Term. Mathematics. History. Geography. English. Correcting Written Work. Writing. Catechism. Elocution.

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Loyola College. 11 History of English Literature (Brooke), C. I.-IV, inclu- sive. Catechism — (De Harbe) — Part II, On the Command- ments. Compositions in prose and verse at least once a week. Memory — Merchant of Venice, or equivalent, four hun- dred lines. Elocution — One-half hour a week. Mathematics. — Five hours a week. Geometry— (Wentworth) — Plane and Solid. French. — Two and a half hours a week. Grammar — (Keetels ' ) — reviewed ; selections from modern authors ; exercises in writing and speaking. German. — Two and a half hours a week. Grammar — (Joynes-Otto) — reviewed ; selections from modern authors ; exercises in writing and speaking. Sophomore. Latin. — Seven hours a week. Ars Rhetorica— (Du Cygne, S. J.)— Lib. in, CC. I, II, III. Prosody — (Casserly) — reviewed with the addition of Ho- ratian lyric meters. Authors — Cicero : Pro Archia, Pro Marcello, In Verrem. Horace : 4rs Poetica and Odes. Livy : Selections from Histories. Composition — Exercises in prose and verse, three times a week. Memory — Three hundred lines from authors used. Greek. — Five hours a week. Grammar — (Yenni, S. J.) — Accent, prosody and dialects. Authors — Demosthenes : Olynthiacs and Philippics. Homer : Iliad continued. Composition — Twice a week.