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Greek.

Greek Grammar, Composition and Translation:—The common
form, idioms, and inflections of Attic Prose; syntax of the cases,
moods, and tenses; final, conditional, temporal, and relative sentences;
indirect discourse. Translation from English into Greek of
detached sentences, illustrating the principles of Greek grammar;
and of easy continuous prose based upon Xenophon. For translation
from Greek into English short passages will be set from
Xenophon's Anabasis, Books I-IV, together with associated
questions on forms and syntax. The candidate should know the
principal parts of all the verbs that occur in the passages selected.
(Two units).