ST P A T R I C K , M A Y N O O T II. 33 — N° 11. — GENERAL COURSE of STUDY together with a List of the Books taught or directed to be read in each of the different Classes of the College, January 1808. HUMANITY: Under Class Latin and Greek. Sallust, Virgil, and Horace explained. EXERCISE.— Select passages from Goldsmith's Roman History, occasionally translated into Latin. Portions of Greek Testament, Lucian and Xenophon construed and explained. BELLES LETTRES,— or ist Class of Greek and Latin : GREEK.— Gospel of St. Luke, Acts of the Apostles, Epistles of St. Paul, Homer, Epictetus, Xenophon, explained, See. LATIN— Cicero's Orations, Offices, Livy, part of Seneca, Pliny's Letters, Horace explained, Sec. The Rules of Latin Versification, See. PHILOSOPHY: Logic, Metaphysics, Ethics. The Professor obliged through paucity of Books to compile the Treatise, and dictate the same to his Scholars. NATURAL OR EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY: Different Branches of Elementary Mathematics, Algebra, Geometry, Conic Sections, Astronomy, Mechanics, Optics, Hydraulics, & c. & c. & c. Chymistry DIVINITY: DOGMATICAL. First Course - - De Religione. Second d° - - De Incarnatione et Ecclesia. Third d° - - - De Sacramentis in genere. De Eucharistia. The Professor obliged to compile these Treatises chiefly from books cited in margin. He dictates his courses. List of Books. Seguy Philosoph. Locke, Several English Authors. Hook. Bailly. Duvoisin, LeGrand, Parisiis 1774. Tournely. Bailly. N. Alexander. P. Collet Co. Tour. 204. I