Telugu.

Amukta Malyada-5th Aswasa.

Acha Tenugu Ramayana-First 2 Cantos.

Narasa Bhupaliyam-5th chapter on the Alankara.

Canarese.

Jaimini Bharata-Chaps. 1-12-Vichara Darpana Press,

Shakspeare's Richard II.

Spenser's Faerie Queen, Book I, Canto I.
Coleridge's Christabel.

Selections from the Golden Treasury, viz.

The Poems numbered as follows:

30, 32, 58, 116, 123, 139, 141, 196, 222, 227, 241, 244, 256, and 287.

Latin.

Tacitus-Annals, Lib. I and II.

Cicero-Tusculan Disputations IV. and V.
Lucretius-Lib. I.

Terence-Adelphi.

Greek.

Eschylus-Septem Contra Thebas.
Aschines-In Ctesiphontem.

Sanscrit.*

Kiratarjuniya Cantos I-V. (inclusive).

Vira Charita.

Megha Duta.

Persian.

Toghra-i-Mash-hadi-First Risalah.

Ruqat-i-Bedil-First 20 pages,

Secunder-Namah-First 40 pages of Second part.
Dewan-i-Nasir Ali-First 30 pages.

Arabic.

Maqamat-i-Hariri-First 30 pages.
Tarikh-i-Misr-First 30 pages.
Dewan-i-Mutanabi-First 30 pages.
Dewan-i-Hasan-bin-Sabit-First 30 pages.

Tamil.

Ramayanam Ayodhya Kandam-First five Padalams. Kural, 86-108 Chapters (both inclusive).

Thandi Alankara Saram (Edited by Srinivasa Ragava Chariar.)

* In the Déva Nágari character only.

Telugu.

Ramayanam Acha Tenugu, 3rd, 4th and 5th Kandams.
Naishadha by Srinadha-First Aswasa.

Narasa Bhoopaleyam-4th and 5th Chapters.

Canarese.

Jaimini Bharata-Chapters 17 to 25 inclusive (either the Bangalore or Mangalore editions.)

Viveka Chintamani- First two parts, pages 1-302 (small 16mo. size) published at the Sarasvati Velasa Press, Madras.

Malayalam.

Bharatam-Udyoga and Bhishma Parvam.
Ramayanam-Sundara Kandam.

Malayala Bhasha Vyakaranam-Etymology and Syntax.

Hindustani.

Fisana-i-Ajaib-First 50 pages.

Suroor-i-Sultani-First 30 pages.
Dewani-i-Nasikh-Letter A.

Masnavi-i-Mulana-Rum.

B. A. DEGREE EXAMINATION.

English.

1876-Shakspeare-Antony and Cleopatra.

Spenser-Faerie Queen, Book I, Cantos 2 and 3.
Selections from the Golden Treasury, viz., the Poems
numbered as follows: 6, 27, 57, 70, 72, 78, 84, 118,
120, 122, 146, 154, 205, 218, 235.

Bacon-Advancement of Learning, Book I.
Carlyle-Hero Worship, Lectures III., and V.
Mill-Essays on Bentham and Coleridge.

Latin.

Lucretius-De Rerum Naturâ, Lib. III.

Juvenal-Satires VIII., XIII., and XIV.

Cicero-Select Epistles (Clarendon Series).
Tacitus-Annals, Lib. III., and IV.

Greek.

Aeschylus-Agamemnon.

Aeschines-In Ctesiphontem.

Sanscrit.*

Nalopakhyanam-Books I– XV.

Malavikaguimitram.

Persian.

Roquat-i-Bedil-First 50 pages.
Dewan-i-Nasir Ali from Alif to Jeern.

Arabic.

Tarikh-i-Misar - First 50 pages.

Dewan-i-zohare-The whole.

Tamil.

Kamba Ramayanan, Ayodhya Kandam. From Ganga. Padalam to the end of the Kandam.

Bhagavatam-The first 200 Stanzas (to be Edited by D. Seshaiangar).

Kural-The first 10 Chapters.

Telugu.

Manu Charitra-The 4th Aswasa.

Hari Vamsam-2nd Part, 2 Aswasas.
Raghava Pandaviyam-The 1st Aswasa.

Canarese.

Pampâ Râmâyana Ashvâsa 1 to 5. To be printed at the Mysore Government Press.

Viveka Chintamani Prakarana 3 to end. Printed at

the Sarasvati Nelaya Press, Madras.

Malayalam.

Bharatam Sambhava Parvam from and including Kacha's Apprenticeship under Sukra.

Bhagavatam Shashta Skantham, Second Edition. Printed at Calicut.

Keralolpatti.

* In the Déva Nagari character only.

Hindustani.

Araish-i-Mahfil (by Meer Shere Ali Afsoos).

First Dewan-i-Nasik. The whole (exclusive of Margin.)
Selected portions of History.

1874-Prescott's Ferdinand and Isabella to the Fall of

Granada.

1875-England from 1660 to 1688.

1876-England from the accession to the death of Charles I.

M. A. DEGREE EXAMINATION.

Spenser-The Faerie Queen, Book I.
Shakspeare-Midsummer Night's Dream.
Richard II.

King Lear.

Ben Jonson-Alchemist.

Fall of Sejanus.

Milton--Paradise Lost, Books X., XI. and XII.
Areopagitica.

Butler--Hudibras, Part I.

Dryden-Absalom and Achithophel.

A Parallel of Poetry and Painting.
Swift--Gulliver's Travels, Parts I., II. and III.
Addison-The Coverly Papers, the Criticism on Milton's
Paradise Lost, and Nos. 55—63 (inclusive) of the
Spectator.

Johnson-Lives of Savage, Dryden, and Pope.

Burke-Speech on Fox's India Bill.

Essay on the Sublime and Beautiful.