Latin Language
Subject
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Scope Note: Created For = NAHSTE
Found in 5 Collections and/or Records:
Gaelic literature (Notes for a lecture series), Late 19th or early 20th century
Item
Identifier: Coll-98/1/1/20
Scope and Contents
A bundle of 6 notebooks, containing notes or scripts for lectures on a lecture series. There are no dates noted on the front covers, but the lectures presumably took place at the University of Edinburgh while Donald Mackinnon was Chair of Celtic. The following notebooks survive:'Old period: Ecclesiastical Latin' (Item B43a)'Old period: Secular Latin' (Item B43b)'Old period: Gaelic and glosses' (Item B43c)'Old period: Prose and verse' (Item...
Dates:
Late 19th or early 20th century
Letter to James Cossar Ewart from Alexander William Mair, 07 December 1919
Item
Identifier: Coll-14/9/25/2
Scope and Contents
Mair discusses options in potential Latin and Greek nomenclature relating to the wings and feathers of birds.
Dates:
07 December 1919
List of Latin words, undated
part
Identifier: MS 210/f. 204r
Scope and Contents
Manuscript list of Latin words on one page.
Dates:
undated
Student notes, 1820s
Series
Identifier: coll-1835/16/2
Scope and Contents
John Urquhart's student notes include:
Botany notes, 1826
Notes entitled 'Clavis Libri Psalmorium'
Notes on miscellaneous books
Notes on Thucydides
Notes on various sermons
Notes on, and passages from the Scriptures
Notes on Adam Smith's Wealth of Nations taken in Dr Chalmers' class, 1824-1825
...
Dates:
1820s
University of Glasgow, Gaelic Bursary Examination Papers, 1936-1937
Series
Identifier: Coll-97/CW398
Scope and Contents
Series of papers relating to the University of Glasgow Gaelic Bursary Examinations, includes draft examination papers for 1936, 1937, summary of regulations and the MacBrayne Hall Constitution and Rules. Also includes a Latin Examination Paper for an exam in Heriots Hospital, Edinburgh in 1881.
The papers are contained in an envelope addressed to J. Carmichael Watson, 5 Botanic Crescent, Glasgow.
Dates:
1936-1937