Word: greeks
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...undergraduate courses treat first with Greek and Latin works, trace the later history of classical culture, indicate the origin and development of vernacular literatures in the Middle Ages, discuss the literary forces powerful in the Renaissance, and show under what influences in recent times writings in various countries have been produced. The most important of the undergraduate courses will be the introductory course, which will be given by Professor B. Wendell and will provide a general survey of European literature...
...libretto, by W. W. Goodwin '51, Eliot Professor of Greek Literature, Emeritus, contains a summary of the other two plays which deal with the continuation of the story, a revised text, and a translation which has been made as literal as possible with a view to its use at the presentation of the play in June. The pamphlet is made up of 151 pages of octavo size and costs 50 cents in paper covers, 75 cents in cloth...
...Appleton Fellowship in Architecture to H. E. Warren 2G.; Harris Fellowship to C. D. Zdanowicz 3G.; Edward William Hooper Fellowship to J. T. Murray 3G., Edward William Hooper Fellowship (additional) to E. Huntington A.M. 02; John Thornton Kirkland Fellowship to A. P. Usher 2G.; Charles Eliot Norton Fellowship in Greek Studies to K. H. Smith 2G.; Robert Treat Paine Fellowship to J. Ford 2G.; Nelson Robinson, Jr., Travelling Fellowship in Architecture to A. E. Hoyle A.M. '02; Rogers Fellowships to W. E. Clark 3G and W. J. Shepard 3G.; John Tyndall Scholarship to P. W. Bridgman...
Application blanks for tickets to the Greek play, the Agamemnon of Aeschylus, to be given in the Stadium on June 16 and 19, have been sent to all holders of the Harvard A.B. degree. In case of rain on June 16, the first performance will be postponed to June 18; and in case of rain on June 19, the second performance will be postponed to June...
Copies of the Libretto, containing a Greek text and a translation by Professor W. W. Goodwin '51, will be placed on sale (price, in paper, 50 cents; in cloth, 75 cents) on or before...