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Literae humaniores,
nicknamed Greats, is an
undergraduate course focused on
classics (Ancient Rome,
Ancient Greece, Latin,
ancient Gr****, and philosophy)...
- The
Faculty of classics,
previously the
Faculty of
Literae Humaniores, is a
subdivision of the
University of
Oxford concerned with the
teaching and research...
- part of the course) and then
again in the
final examination in
Literae Humaniores (Greats).
Wilde wrote to a friend, "The dons are 'astonied'
beyond words –...
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Augustus "Gus"
Sackey (series 1–2), an
openly ****
graduate of
literae humaniores at Eton and Oxford,
initially ****igned to the
Investment Banking Division...
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Zealand and the
Governor of Pitcairn.
Thomas did a bachelor’s in
literae humaniores at
Oxford University and a master's in
economics at the
London School...
- end of the
first part of some
degree courses (e.g.,
Greats or
Literae Humaniores).
Honour Moderations candidates have a
class awarded (hence the 'honours')...
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schools for
different subjects began in 1802, with
Mathematics and
Literae Humaniores.
Schools of "Natural Sciences" and "Law, and
Modern History" were added...
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regimes New
Persian was
being patronized as the
language of
litterae humaniores by the
ruling element over the
whole of this huge realm,
while it was...
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Newcastle upon Tyne and
Balliol College, Oxford,
where he read
Literae humaniores. In 1934, he was
appointed ****istant
Keeper at the
Public Record Office...
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archbishop of the
Church in
Wales after its disestablishment, read
Literae Humaniores from 1871 to 1874, and was
archbishop from 1920 to 1934. Glyn Simon, a...
