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2. Is Mommsen right in remarking that the Drama was the form of literature for which the Romans were best fitted? (Consult Cruttwell's History of Roman Literature).
The Roman father was the sole head of the family and the wife and children were under his charge. The sons and daughters never attained an age at which they were free from the power of the father. When the sons married their wives and children also came into the...
Prof. Cooke took for the subject of the last lecture in his course, Cambridge. After a short description of the situation of Cambridge, at the junction of the three roads built by the Romans, Professor Cooke passed on to the University itself. While a few years ago Harvard celebrated her...
The whole of the Old Testament literature is national, yet at the same time of the individual. From this literature we arrive at the fact that the morals of the Jews did not differ much from those of the Greeks and Romans. The difference was in their relations with God...
The Young Men's Christian Association held a meeting last evening in Lawrence Scientific School. Hugh McK. Landon '92, spoke to the members upon the twelfth chapter of Romans. He said that the passage seems to contain two more important teachings, underlying and pervading the whole series of shorter ones...