Harvard Examination PapersGinn and Heath, 1877 - 343 páginas |
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... and two from Roman history . Name the victorious and the vanquished party , and show the importance of the battles . 3. The expedition of the Younger Cyrus against Persia , and that of Alexander . 4. The position 10 EXAMINATION PAPERS .
... and two from Roman history . Name the victorious and the vanquished party , and show the importance of the battles . 3. The expedition of the Younger Cyrus against Persia , and that of Alexander . 4. The position 10 EXAMINATION PAPERS .
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... show the importance of the battles . 4. The expedition of Cyrus the Younger against Persia . 5. The siege of Syracuse . 6. The Athenian power at the beginning , and at the end , of the Peloponnesian War . How long did the war last ? 7 ...
... show the importance of the battles . 4. The expedition of Cyrus the Younger against Persia . 5. The siege of Syracuse . 6. The Athenian power at the beginning , and at the end , of the Peloponnesian War . How long did the war last ? 7 ...
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... engaged between 500 and 300 B. C. Fix the positions , give the dates , and show the importance of the several battles . 5. Name some of the chief islands belonging to Greeks or settled by Greeks , and point out the 16 EXAMINATION PAPERS .
... engaged between 500 and 300 B. C. Fix the positions , give the dates , and show the importance of the several battles . 5. Name some of the chief islands belonging to Greeks or settled by Greeks , and point out the 16 EXAMINATION PAPERS .
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... show the situation , relatively to Rome , of the Italian districts named in the following passage from one of Cice- ro's orations against Catiline , without writing a translation of the passage : Video , cui Apulia sit attributa , qui ...
... show the situation , relatively to Rome , of the Italian districts named in the following passage from one of Cice- ro's orations against Catiline , without writing a translation of the passage : Video , cui Apulia sit attributa , qui ...
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... show the convenience or importance of the position of each . II . 1. What is meant by the terms " latitude " and " longi- tude " ? 2. Give the approximate longitude , reckoned from the meridian of Greenwich , of London ; New York ; Cape ...
... show the convenience or importance of the position of each . II . 1. What is meant by the terms " latitude " and " longi- tude " ? 2. Give the approximate longitude , reckoned from the meridian of Greenwich , of London ; New York ; Cape ...
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Página 109 - Sa passion pour la gloire, pour la guerre , et pour la vengeance, . l'empêcha d'être bon politique, qualité sans laquelle on n'a jamais vu de conquérant. Avant la bataille et après la victoire, il n'avait que de la modestie; après la défaite , que de la fermeté : dur pour les autres comme pour lui-même, comptant pour rien la peine et la vie de ses sujets , aussi bien que la sienne; homme unique plutôt que grand homme; admirable plutôt qu'à imiter. Sa vie doit apprendre aux rois combien...