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as in course 7, the work being designated as 8a and 8b. / . ; Tu., Th.;

7; (2). Professor RHOADES.

Required: German 5. 9. GOETHE.—Translation and discussion of selected work. In 1899-1900, selections from his lyrics, prose works, and classical dramas, designated as 9a; in 1900-1901, study of Faust, designated as 9b. Students may elect and receive credit for both options. / . ; M., W..

F.; 8; (3). 10. 11. Professor RHOADES.

Required: German 7.

LECTURES ON GOETHE.—The work is designed to supplement

and accompany course 9. / . ; Tu.,Th.;

8; (2). Professor RHOADES.

HISTORY OF GERMAN LITERATURE.—Lectures and assigned

collateral reading. / / . ; Tu., Th.; 7; (2). Professor RHOADES. Required: German 7.

12. HEYNE AND THE ROMANTIC POETS.—Translations and as-

signed readings. / / . ; M., W., F.; 8; (3). Professor RHOADES. Required: German 5.

13. TEACHERS' SEMINARY.—Study of methods, text-books, and

practical teaching. This course will be required in order to obtain a specific recommendation to teach German. / / . ; Tu., Th.; 8; (2).

Professor RHOADES.

Required: German 7 and 12, also 11 unless taken in connection with this course. GREEK 1. XENOPHON.—Lesser writings. Greek prose composition once a week. / . ; daily; 4; (5). Professor Moss. 2. HISTORICAL PROSE.—Selections from Herodotus, Thucydides, and Xenophon. Greek prose composition once a week. / / . ; daily; 4! (5)- Professor Moss. Required: Greek 1. 3. PLATO.—The lesser dialogues. / . ; daily; 1; (5). Professor Moss. Required: Greek 2.

4. GREEK TRAGEDY.—//.; daily; 1; (5). Professor Moss.

Required: Greek 3. 5. HOMER.—The Odyssey. / . ; M., W., F.; 3; (3). Professor Moss. Required: Greek 4. 6. HOMER.—The Odyssey. II.; M., W., F.; 2; (3). Professor Moss. Required: Greek 4.