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... terms Phil- ology , " " Etymology . " Illustrate the functions of the several departments of the subject . 2. Shew how languages usually placed in different morphological classes 30 EXAMINATION PAPERS . Comparative Philology -(Second Year)
... terms Phil- ology , " " Etymology . " Illustrate the functions of the several departments of the subject . 2. Shew how languages usually placed in different morphological classes 30 EXAMINATION PAPERS . Comparative Philology -(Second Year)
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... Illustrate the truth of this , and the limitations that must be attached to it . 11. Explain the following passages from the Prin- cess : - ( a ) An eagle clang an eagle to the spheres . ( b ) A Memnon smitten with the morning sun . ( c ) ...
... Illustrate the truth of this , and the limitations that must be attached to it . 11. Explain the following passages from the Prin- cess : - ( a ) An eagle clang an eagle to the spheres . ( b ) A Memnon smitten with the morning sun . ( c ) ...
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... illustrate sympathetic resonance 6. Describe how to determine by an acoustic method the ratio of the two specific heats of a gas . 7. A small transparent sphere is used as a magnify- ing glass . Determine its magnifying power if its ...
... illustrate sympathetic resonance 6. Describe how to determine by an acoustic method the ratio of the two specific heats of a gas . 7. A small transparent sphere is used as a magnify- ing glass . Determine its magnifying power if its ...
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... the rules relating to contracts under seal differ from those relating to simple contracts . 6. State and illustrate the various meanings of the words 124 EXAMINATION PAPERS . The Law of Obligations Page The Law of Obligations 124, 406.
... the rules relating to contracts under seal differ from those relating to simple contracts . 6. State and illustrate the various meanings of the words 124 EXAMINATION PAPERS . The Law of Obligations Page The Law of Obligations 124, 406.
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6. State and illustrate the various meanings of the words " executed " and " 6 executory nection with the Law of Contracts . " in con- 7. State and illustrate the meaning of each of the following terms : -Contract of Sale : Sale ...
6. State and illustrate the various meanings of the words " executed " and " 6 executory nection with the Law of Contracts . " in con- 7. State and illustrate the meaning of each of the following terms : -Contract of Sale : Sale ...
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