Word: roman
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Dates: during 1880-1889
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...full set of electrotypes from the collection of Greek and Roman coins in the British Museum will soon be a valuable addition for the classical department...
...revival : "In preparing this play for representation no pains have been spared to make it complete and correct in every respect. The costumes have been carefully studied from the best classical authorities and from engravings and statues. They are not exactly such as would have been worn by the Roman actors, but rather those in vogue in Athens at the time the action is supposed to have taken place - that is, 300 B. C. The old men are dressed in the chiton and pallium; the young men in the chiton and chlamys; the women in the encyclum, palla and chiton...
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...work. At the completion of this course, the student is granted the degree of Bachelor of Philosophy. This is but little more than is required for honorable mention at Harvard, not taking into consideration that, for this latter honor, distinguished excellence is required. In the second year at Columbia, Roman Law, Comparative Constitutional Law and Comparative Jurisprudence (in all nine hours a week) are taken up. There two years embrace about the amount required for final honors in this subject at Harvard. In the third year at Columbia Diplomacy, Public and Private International Law, Social Science and Administrative Law (eleven...
...counted for honors in Political Science. The course is certainly one that should be taken by every person who wishes to devote himself to politics. The constitutional history of England is as important to a politician as European history during the seventeenth century, and it is surprising that while Roman Law is one of the courses required, a course on English constitutional history should be omitted. There are many men who have taken six or nine honors in History, including History 8, who would try for honors in this department if this course were to count. It certainly cannot...