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S('H XU. OF ah’FFK. PROFESSOR SMITH AND MR. llROWDER. The object of the I’niversity Course in Greek is to give advanced, especially graduate, stu- dents an opportunity to pursue a wide range of reading in Greek authors, to 1 ecome as fully ac- quainted as possible with the results of philological investigation, and to learn methods of orig- inal research. In furtherance of the last named purj)ose especially, the Greek Seminary meets weekly (two hours), each of the members leading in turn and offering, in a formal paper or otherwise, the results of a careful and critical study of some portion ol a text assigned, of one or more inscriptions, or of some philological question. Occasionally the work ol the Seminary is varied and relieved by off-hand exercises in Greek composition. During the year 1X93-94 tin principal work of the Seminary was in the interpretation and discussion of Greek dialects, especially of .Kolic and Doric. Carter's Delectus being used as the basis. The last quarter of the year was devoted to the study of the fragments of the lyric poets, as contained in Buchhol .'s Anthology. The most advanced of the members also sub- mitted weekly during the second term extensive and elaborate exercises in Greek prose compo- sition. Kach member also read privately, and. if a candidate for a degree, passed an examina- tion on a large amount of Greek especially assigned. Weekly lectures on Greek military and private Antiquities were continued through the year. During the year 1X94 95 Homer will be the author studied in the Seminary, liy way of initiation Wolfs Prolegomena will be read and discussed, and abstracts of his argument made. Afterward selected portions of the text will be interpreted and discussed, especial attention be- ing paid to textual criticism and to philological questions. Kacli member of the Seminary will lead in turn, and it is to be understood that the greater part of the student's time forat least two weeks will be necessan for the preparation of a satisfactory lead. The subject of the course of lectures this year will be early Greek literature.
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