...said to be " based upon the investigations of Corssen and other eminent philologists, and now employed in its essential features in the Universities and...the classical course must now be prepared in Hart's dim/position and Rhetoric, giving special attention to the chapters on punctuation and capitals; the...

...adopted, based upon tho investigations of Corssou and other eminent philologists, and now employed m its essential features, in the universities and leading...England, and in Harvard, Cornell, and other institutions in this country. Modification of undergraduate course, (Report of president to regonts, October 9,...

...and other eminent philologists, and now employed in its essential features, in the univer- . cities and leading schools of England, and in Harvard, Cornell, and other institutions in this country. Modification of undergraduate course, (Report of president to regents, October У,...

...pronunciation, based upon the investigations of Corssen and other eminent philologists, and now employed in its essential features in the Universities and...to the Roman pronunciation in the time of Cicero. VOWELS. Long. Short. e as in they. e as in met. a as in father. a as in amend, or in quaff, (not as...

...other eminent philologists, and now employed in its essential features in the Universities and leadini schools of England, and in Harvard. Cornell, and other institutions of this country a» »<eiog proved beyond question a close approximation to the Roman pronunciation i» «he time of...

...[the Roman], based upon the investigations of Coresen and other eminent philologists, and now employed in its essential features in the -universities and...proved beyond question a close approximation to the Eoman pronunciation in the time of Cicero." The quotation just given is found on page 23 of the Catalogue...

...[the Roman], based upon the investigations of Corssen and other eminent philologists, and now employed in its essential features in the universities and...to the Roman pronunciation in the time of Cicero." The quotation just given is found on page 23 of the Catalogue of the University of Michigan for 1878-"79....

...adopted, based upon the investigations of Corssen and other eminent philologists, and now employed in its essential features in the universities and...to the Roman pronunciation in the time of Cicero. The rales tor syllabication are the same as in the old pronunciation, where two consonants come together:...