HONOURS. Grammar and Philology. Latin Grammar. 1. In what respect do real questions differ from rhetorical questions in Oratio Obliqua? 2. In wishes, how do the subjunctive present, imperfect and pluperfect differ? Illustrate. 3. In what various ways is prohibition expressed in classical Latin? Greek Grammar. 4. What influence has a when added to the final particles ἵνα, ὡς, όπως 5. Give short rules for the use of лрiv and йστε. Illus trate. 6. Parse διαρραγῶσι, ἐρρῶσθαι, ἐφίετο, ξυνεπέθετο, ἐπιέναι. Philology. 7. Show the uniform origin of the dual in the Greek declensions. 8. Explain the various genitive plural terminations in Latin and Greek, and bring them back to one original form. 9. Account for the long vowel of -es in the plural of the Latin Third Declension. 10. Explain and illustrate the e-o gradation-series. 11. Give the indicative in full of eory and show how the imperative is related to it. Illustrate by other verbs. 12. Account for the accent in and iota subscript in λύης. side and the long vowel HONOURS. Grammar and Translation. 1. What are the vowel-changes undergone in guna and vrddhi? 2. In what stage of the Sanskrit was the Aorist distinguished from the other past tenses? 3. Divide the Sanskrit verb into Conjugations and Classes. Illustrate. 4. How is the passive formed in Sanskrit ? 5. Classify the Declensions in Sanskrit. 6. Explain what is meant by strong and weak cases. 7. Inflect the present of vah (to carry) through the different numbers of the Indicative. 8. Translate into English, with notes where necessary: evam ukta tu hansena damayanti, viçam pate, Nala. |