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to the grammatical course, and two to the courses
of Humanities and Rhetoric. In these courses the
instruction is by text books and recitations.-
From the inferior schools he passes to the Super
ior schools in which all instruction is by lectures
This institution furnishes the most complete
idea of the higher Italian education and shall at
the hazard of some tediousness give you some Of
its details.
tn, inferior school, have the following course
of study
First year Latin grammar selections
from Ccero-select fables of Phaedrus--Greek
grammar and Italian Grammar--E Exercises in
select writers in Italian,-Historia Sacra-Ee.
ments of Geography-Geography of Europe
Arithmetic
Second year-Latin Grammar-Selections from
Cicero,-Cornellus Representations from Ovid
and Phaedrus-Greek Grammar-Selections from the
Greek writers,-Italian Grammar with exercises in
the Italian writers-Roman history to the time of
ENTHUSIASTICALLY of Asia and Africa-Arith-
metic.
Third year-Latin Grammar-Ccero de Oficiis,
de Senectute, de Amicitia-Caesar's Commentaries.
Virgil, Ovid, Tibullus, Catullus Greek gram
selections from the Greek writer's Italian
grammar exercises in Italian writer's History Of
the Persian and Greek Monarchcs Biographies
Of America and Oceanica Arithmetic.
Fourth year.-Humanity Principles of Rhetoric,
Ciceros select orations Sallusts histories; Virgil,
A3neid, Tibullus' Songs Horace select odes,-
Greek syntax selections from Greek oratory and
poetry Rules of Italian elocution, with exercises
in Italian writers; Chronology; Armillary Sphere.
EGh Vear-Rhetoric Virgil Horace Catullus,
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Rook Of Dsr,erononv I,.h;e Cbolaa;, and
svriae Grammars. Portions Of A rabic and svriac
and Cbald.ic scr;nturs,
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ply, and three required for degree of Dr..
PHI and four years constitute the complete course
in Theology, the candidates for degrees and hon
ors being subjected to examinations, discussions
and other exercises. in public as we'll as private.
And that all the students may hold religion to be
preferred before anything else, they are melted
to study and practice it by eIhortatons-by PEN
ance and the holy committeeman to Undue
Their minds with Heavenly wisdom they are
to study and commit to memory the chief heads
of Christian Doctrine.
The schools open at ! A. NJ. throughout the
year, and continue in session three hours. Then
recess I'LL ABOUT -FOUR hours before sunset when
'no al'''noon exercises commence ana continue
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iney nave 'our snort vacations IN 'he year.
winch together with the great number OF religious