How would you do at Columbia in 1763, when it was called King's College? Students were supposed to be 15 years old.You would read all these writers in Greek and Latin ONLY btw. First YearSallust, HistoriaCaesar, CommentariesOvid, MetamorphosesVirgil, EcloguesAesop, FablesLucian, Dialogues?New TestamentGrotius, De VeritateLatin GrammarGreek GrammarEnglish & Latin ThemesCornelius NeposSecond YearCicero, De OfficiisQuintus CurtiusTereneceOvid, EpistlesVirgil, GeorgicsNew TestamentEpictetusXenophon, Institutio Cyri and AnabasisFarnaby, EpigramsGreek GrammarLatin GrammarWallisius, LogicSanderson, CompendiumJohnson, NoeticaRhetoricLatin & English Themes and VerseThird YearCicero, Orations and De OratoreQuintilianPliny the YoungerCatullusTibullus?PropertiusHoraceAristotle, Ethics & PoeticsPlato, DialoguesXenophon, MemorabiliaTheocritus?HomerCompendium Ethicae?MetaphysicsSyllogistic DisputationsLatin & English ThemesLatin & English VersesFourth YearCicero, Tusculan DisputationsLivy?Tacitus?, HistoriesLucanJuvenalPersiusPlautusHomer, OdysseySophoclesEuripedesAeschylusThucydidesHerodotus?LonginusDemosthenesDionysius of HalicarnassusIsocratesHebrew GrammarBiblical HebrewGrotiusPufendorfHutchesonMoral PhilosophyLatin ThemesDeclamationsLatin & English VersesDisputationsLet me guess, you don't know Latin or Greek, haven't even read even a fraction of these, and yet you still "need" more modern garbage.
>>23545778the founders were some of the most well read politicos in history. it's impressive in retrospect
>>23545778>Hebrew GrammarGo fuck yourself, k*ke.
>>23545925You can shit talk Hebrew learners once you know Latin and Greek, like we do in /clg/ But for now, respect your superiors, boy.
