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...FRIDAY.Seminary of Classical Philology. Paper by Mr. F. K. Ball on The Influence of the Verse on Inflexion in Virgil's Hexameters; by Mr. E. D. McCollom, on the Parable in Pindar's Fourth Pythian Ode. Sever...
...took his degree at the Harvard Law School, and was admitted to the Suffolk bar. He was afterward admitted to the New York bar. but soon turned his attention to literature. When in college he was an editor of the Advocate and wrote the Pudding poem and his class ode. In 1887 he travelled extensively in Ireland, and on his return published a book, "In Castle and Cabin," which was widely read and favorably commented on both in this country and in England. It was warmly reviewed in several English magazines, in one instance by the well-known statesman, John...
...members of the senior class at Yale have been invited to submit contributions for the Ivy Ode...
...connection with his translations of Horace that Mr. Sargent is most familiarly known to Harvard men. The annual Sargent Prize of $100 for the best approved translation of an Ode of Horace is his gift. He first made the offer in 1886 when the sum was divided up and distributed into three prizes. Since then the gift has appeared annually, but as it is unknown whether he left any fund for continuing the prize, this year may be the last opportunity of competing...
...number of years past a prize of one hundred dollars has been offered by John Osborne Sargent of the class of 1830 for the best metrical translation of an Ode of Horace. The ode to be translated this year is the sixteeth of the third book. The competition is open to undergraduates of Harvard and students of the "Annex." If no competitor appears to deserve the prize, it may be withheld. The versions must be deposited with the Dean before the first of May, 1892. They must be written under an assumed name, and accompanied by a sealed envelope containing...