Princeton Theological Seminary - Yearbook (Princeton, NJ)

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-----'--'- --'- LU I I K hoarse of Sta y. 3 I First Year. I Old Testament Literatureg General Introductiong I-Iebrewg 5 New Testament Literature 5 General Introduction 3 Biblical Greek fSeptuagint 5 New Testamentj 5 Biblical Historyg Sacred : Geography and Antiquitiesg Exegetical Theology 5 Homiletics 3 Theory of the Christian Ministry. Second Year. I Hebrewg Biblical Criticism and Interpretation 5 Didactio f Theologyg Biblical Historyg Church History. Third Year. ' Hebrew 3 Biblical Criticism and Interpretationg Didactic and Polemic Theologyg Biblical Historyg Church Historyg Church Government and Discipline 5 Pastoral Theology. Exercises in Composition and Delivery throughout the Course. 2 On Sabbath morning, the Professors preach in rotation in the Seminary Chapel. In the afternoon a Conference is held in the Oratory, at which the Professors conduct the discourse on a sub- ject previously announced, and the Students conduct the devo- tional exercises. l The course of instruction is Hnished in three years. There is no study or exercise reserved for a fourth year. But graduates Eg of the Institution, and of other institutions, are privileged to t. 9 5 li 'Eu 0 .....,. ., . . . .....

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-71414 D ,,, ,N 'NA' I '- v EA , A ' I EIS . W O EAE EESEEIEIIOE, C O L L E G- E S . , AMHERST, .......... ................ 4 NASSAU HALL, ........... .......... 2- 6 BROXVN UNIVERSITY,..,. 1 NENV YORK FREE AOADEMY,--- 2 CARROLL, .............. 2 PHILA. HIGH SCHOOL, .......... 1 CENTRE, .... 2 QUEENIS COLLEGE, IsELEAST,--- I COLUMBIA, .... 1 RUTGERS, ........................... . a ' COLUMBIAN, ..... I TUSCARORA ACADEMY, ..... I DAVIDSON, ...... . I UNION, .................... .......... 1 I DELAXVARE, ............... 2 UNIVERSITY OF INDIANA, ...... I EURMAN UNIVERSITY, .... 1 UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, ..... 2 HAMILTON, ............. 2 UNIVERSITY OF MISSISSIPPL-.. I HAMIJDEN SYDNEY, 1 UNIVERSITY OF NEW' YORI1,-.- fs HANOVER, ..........., 9 UNIVERSITY OF PENN., ...... .... 8 3 JEEEERSON, .... 13 WASHINGTON, IDA., ....... A LA EAYETTE, .......... 17 WESTMINSTER,MO.,.. . 4 MARIETTA, ...... .... ..,..., . , - 1 WILLIAMS, .... ........ . .. 2 2 MIAMI UNIVERSITY, ..... s YALE, ....... ...... . .. 'I f STATES. NEW HAMPSHIRE, ....... 1 SOUTH CAROLINA ..... . 1 MASSACHUSETTS, ..... 4 MISSISSIPPI, ......... I 5 OONNEOTIOUT, ..... 1 TENNESSEE... I NEW YORK, ........ 40 OHIO, .......... s NEW JERSEY, ..... 17 MIOHIGAN,... 2 PENNSYLVANIA, 49 INDIANA, ..... 12 3 LONG ISLAND, ..... 1 ILLINOIS,... 2 MARYLAND, ..... s MISSOURI, .................. o g VIRGINIA, ..... ....... . ., .... 1 WISCONSIN, .................... 2 LOUISIANA, ........................ 2 DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, .... I IRELAND, ............ ......... ....... I f DFI I gi S4 W' 9x if I ,Q i Wu.,-.1--A-S.--. -V--.--.H --. -. -.hx-.1'.f-.A.'-., X

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W1 il + 4 I I i 1 8 THEOLO GICAL SEMINARY. attend all the lectures and exercises 5 and, in review ofthe whole course, and preparation of sermons, may spend a fourth year with great advantage. ADDITIONAL PRIVILE GRS. Private classes, when desired, in the Oriental Languages, and other collateral subjects. X Instruction in the Modern Languages by competent teachers, at the studentis expense. Gratuitous admission to the Library and Lectures of the Col- lege of New Jersey, upon application to the Faculty. - Special instruction and exercise in the art of Elocution, by the best qualified teachers in the country. Opportunities for active usefulness and observation of pastoral life, are afforded in the churches of Princeton and its vicinity, there being nearly twenty Presbyterian churches, besides those of other denominations, Within some ten miles of the Seminary. TERDIS OF ADDIISSION. 1. Testimonials of personal character and good standing in some Christian church. 2. A previous course of liberal study, attested by diploma, Presbyterial certificate, or examination. 3. A certificate of regular dismission in good standing, when the student comes from any other theological institution. Expen es. Board, S2 per week, Washing, S1 per month, fiiel from 35 to S10 per annum, general expense fund, S105 Library, Sl. Total of necessary expenses not more than S100 for the seminary year, There is no charge for tuition, nor for room rent, Whether in the Seminary buildings or in private houses. Rooms in the Seminary edifice are gratuitously furnished, and in private houses furnished rooms are hired at the cost of the Institution, when the Seminary edifice is full. 5 3 r Ss ,-,, -... ,--' 0 at Jie W 1 : 1 2 : : I i I I i Dfl Q K A