The Agamemnon of Aeschylus, tr. by a Balliol man1880 |
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ÆNEID ÆNEID OF VIRGIL ÆSCHYLUS Agam Agamemnon Analysis Apollo Argive Atreus avenge blood boast Books XXI.-XXIV Cass Cheltenham College Chorus Classical cloth limp Clyt conjecture Corpus Christi College curse death deed evil fate father GEORGE WILLIAM GENT gods GRAMMAR H. C. OGLE hath heart Helen Hertford College HIGH STREET honour Honour Moderations host hymn J. B. WORCESTER JAMES THORNTON Jesus College king labour late Scholar Latin Prose Law of Contracts LIVY'S HISTORY Magdalen College School mean murder Notes Oriel College Oxford and Cambridge palace PHILIPPIC ORATIONS Political Economy Prefatory Excursus Priam QUESTIONS AND EXERCISES ROMAN LAW sacrifice Scholar of University SECOND PUNIC WAR Segovesus Sir Roland speak Specimen student SYNOPSIS and SUMMARY tell thee things THOMAS CLAYTON TRANSLATION INTO LATIN Troy Tutor W. E. W. COLLINS woman words Zeus ἂν δὲ καὶ τὸ ὡς
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Página 11 - Crown 8vo. cloth, 3*. 6d. This volume consists of Questions mainly taken from various Examination Papers with references in the case of the easier questions, and hints, and in some cases formal statements of the arguments pro and con. to the more difficult questions. There are also two Appendixes on the debated questions — 'Is Political Economy a Science?' and 'Is Political Economy Selfish?
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