a course of Clinical Ophthalmology for twelve calendar months at Hospitals or Institutions outside the United Kingdom, he must send them to the Assistant Registrar, University Registry, Oxford, for the approval of the Board of the Faculty of Medicine before the first day of May preceding the Examination.

2. ANATOMY OF THE EYE.

I certify that

has

satisfactorily carried out in the University of Oxford the practical study of the Anatomy of the Eye and its appendages, including the development and minute structure of these parts.

Signature: Name

Official Position

Date

[The course for this Certificate occupies one Term in the Department of Human Anatomy.]

3. PHYSIOLOGICAL OPTICS AND PHYSIOLOGY OF VISION.

I certify that

has

satisfactorily carried out in the University of Oxford the practical study of Physiological Optics and of the Physiology of Vision.

Signature: Name

Official Position
Date

[The course for this Certificate occupies one Term in the Department of Physiology.]

4. SUBJECTS OF THE DIPLOMA EXAMINATION.

I certify that

has

duly attended a course of Ophthalmology in the University of Oxford for a period of at least two months.

Signature: Name

t

Official Position
Date

[The course for this Certificate is held at Oxford in the Summer Term of each year by the Reader in Ophthalmology, Oxford Eye Hospital.]

X.

DE TEMPORE ET EXERCITIIS REQUISITIS AD GRADUS IN THEO

LOGIA CAPESSENDOS.

[Statt. Tit. VI. Sect. x.]

§ 1. Quot anni in studio Sacræ Theologiæ ponendi requirantur ad gradum Baccalaurei in S. Theologia.

Statutum est ut unusquisque, antequam Baccalaureatum in S. Theologia consequatur, gradum Magistri in Artibus suscipiat, et postquam in illa Facultate inceperit, per triennium completum (numerando a die suæ admissionis ad Regendum), sive intra Academiam sive alibi, S. Theologiæ operam dedisse

teneatur.

§ 2.

Exercitia pro gradu Baccalaurei in S. Theologia præstanda.

1. Qui ad gradum Baccalaurei in S. Theologia promoveri cupiat, is priusquam gratiam proponat duas dissertationes a se Anglice conscriptas, materiem aliquam Theologiæ sive dogmaticæ sive critica a professore regio approbatam tractantes, coram prædicto professore publice in schola Theologica recitet, eique earundem dissertationum exemplaria finita lectione tradat.

2. Ante hujusmodi exercitia habenda, nomen candidati una cum thesibus per septem dies integros significetur, schedula monitoria ad collegiorum et aularum præfectos delata et ad portam insuper refectorii vel promptuarii cujusque collegii et aulæ affixa.

3. Insuper statutum est quod nemo ad gradum Baccalaurei in Sacra Theologia admittatur, nisi qui in sacrum Presbyterorum ordinem prius fuerit admissus: qua de re literas testimoniales ab Episcopo, qui manus ei imposuerit, pro more concessas, vel saltem certificatorium Registrarii diœceseos chirographo munitum, Vice-Cancellario, .coram Congregatione Magistrorum regentium, exhibere teneatur.

§3. Quot anni in studio S. Theologiæ ponendi ad incipiendum in Theologia requirantur.

Statutum est ut qui ad Doctoratum in S. Theologia aspirat, post susceptum Baccalaurei in Theologia gradum per quatuor annos integros, sive intra Academiam sive alibi, S. Theologiæ studio incumbat, priusquam ad incipiendum in eadem Facultate admittatur.

§ 4. Exercitia pro gradu Doctoris in Sacra Theologia præstanda.

Antequam Baccalaureus S. Theologiæ ad incipiendum in eadem facultate admittatur, publice in Schola Theologica tres S. Scripturæ partes, sive continuas sive discretas, tribus diversis diebus Anglice legat et explicet. Priusquam vero legere exordiatur, tempus quo lecturus est et subjectum de quo leget ante tres dies significet, schedula monitoria ad collegiorum et aularum præfectos delata et ad portam insuper refectorii vel promptuarii cujusque collegii et aulæ affixa.

XI.

QUOMODO ET UNDE COMPUTANDUM SIT TEMPUS SINGULIS GRADIBUS CAPESSENDIS PRÆSTITUTUM.

[Statt. Tit. VI. Sect. XI.]

1. Quoniam tempus singulis gradibus capessendis præstitutum, alias annorum, alias terminorum numero, in his ipsis statutis exprimitur, ne qua inde cavillandi ansa subministretur, præsenti statuto cautum est, ut ubicunque tempus gradui cuivis præstitutum per annos computatur, eadem temporis mensura in terminos resoluta (singulis annis quatuor terminos deputando) præstituta esse intelligatur. Utpote, ubi tres anni requiruntur, duodecim termini; ubi quatuor, sedecim termini intelligendi sunt; et sic in cæteris.

2. Insuper in iis gradibus qui a non graduatis primo suscipiuntur, tempus hujusmodi gradui præstitutum per terminos residentiæ computandum est;

3. In iis vero gradibus qui a Baccalaureis cujuslibet facultatis capessuntur, a tempore præsentationis ad gradum Baccalaurei in eadem facultate;

4. In iis tandem gradibus, qui gradum Magistralem præsupponunt, a tempore admissionis ad regendum, computandum erit tempus.

5. Denique quoniam haud pauci singulis terminis, unum aut alterum diem in Universitate commorantes, officio suo et statutis satisfecisse, et vel sic terminos ad gradum requisitos complevisse, se putant; statutum est quod nemo, qui nondum gradum aliquem adeptus fuerit, terminos ad gradum suum requisitos complevisse reputandus sit, nisi qui singulis terminis Michaelis et Hilarii per sex septimanas, singulis autem terminis Paschatis et Trinitatis per tres septimanas, vel saltem in duobus hisce terminis conjunctim computatis per dies octo et quadraginta in Universitate commoratus fuerit.

XII

OF ASSESSORS TO EXAMINERS, AND ADDITIONAL EXAMINERS..

[Statt. Tit. VI. Sect. XII.]

1. In the Michaelmas Term of each year each of the Committees for the nomination of Public Examiners (a) in the Honour School of Oriental Languages and in Group A. (3), [(4), (5), (6), (7), and (8)]1 of the Pass School, (b) in the Honour School of Modern Languages and in Group B. (2) and (5) of the Pass School, and (c) in the Final Honour School of Jurisprudence and in Group B. (4) of the Pass School shall appoint an Assessor or Assessors to act, on all occasions when their services may be required within the ensuing year, with the Examiners in examining Candidates in any one or more of the following subjects, viz. :

Persian
Arabic
Pāli

Sanskrit

Classical Chinese

Sanskrit

in Responsions.

Arabic in the First Public Examination.

Persian

Italian in Responsions, and in the Preliminary Examination for Students of Music.

Spanish in Responsions.

Indian Law in Group B. (4).

2. So far as is not provided for in the preceding clause, the Examiners (under which term shall be included Moderators) in any Examination may apply to the Committee for the Nomination of Examiners in the School concerned for leave to select other persons to act with them in particular parts of the Examination as Assessors. Should any Assessor or Assessors be required to act with the Moderators for the Examination of those who seek Honours in Greek and Latin Literature, the Chairman of the Moderators shall give notice to the Assistant Registrar before the end of the sixth week of the Michaelmas Full Term preceding the Examination, and a meeting of the Nominating Committee shall be held accordingly not later than the end of the eighth week. Should any be required to act with the Examiners in any Final Honour School, the Chairman of Examiners in such School shall give

1 On the first day of Easter Term, 1916, the portion in square brackets will be struck out.