1904,

(1)-NECESSARY. 1. Bacon-Advancement of Learning to end of II, 1x. 2. SHAKESPEARE-Henry IV, Part I, and Merchant of Venice.

(2)— VOLUNTARY. 1. Augustan Period (1680-1744). 2. DRYDEN—Absalom and Achitophel, Part I. 3. Pope's Essay on Man and Essay on Criticism.

FOR THE M.A. EXAMINATION,

1902. Shakespeare's Lear, Cymbeline, and Macbeth. Byron, Selections (Golden Treasury Series). Browne's Religio Medici. Carlyle's Past and Present. Hume's Essays, Moral, Political, and Literary, as in Vol. I of the Edition

of T, H. Green and T. H. Grose.

1903.
Shakespeare's Tempest, Measure for Measure, and Othello.
Chaucer's Prologue and Knight's Tale.
Carlyle's Sartor Resartus.
Milton, Prose Selections (Parchment Library).
Wordsworth, Selections (Golden Treasury Series).

1904.
Shakespeare's Winter's Tale, Antony and Cleopatra and Hamlet.
Carlyle's French Revolution.
Keats (Golden Treasury Series).
De Quincey's Opium Eater.
Malory's Morte d'Arthur (Globe Edition).
It should be understood that wherever special editions are statei, the

texts only, and not the notes, are prescribed.

II.-SANSKRIT.

FOR THE PREVIOUS EXAMINATION.

1902 and 1904. 1. Kalidasa-Sakuntala. 2. BHABTBIHABI – Síti and Vairâgya Satakas.

1903.

1. Kalidasa–Vikramorvasiya,
2. Do. -Raghuvamsa VI-X.

NOTIFICATIONS,

FOR THE INTERMEDIATE ARTS EXAMINATION.

1902.

1. Dandin-Daśakumâracharita, Part II.
2. Viśâkhadatta-Mudrárâkshasa.
3. Annambhatta-Tarkasamgraha.

1903.

1. Bâņa-Kadambari, pp. 144—221 (Bom. Sansk Series).
2. Bhavabhati_Uttararâmacharita.
3. Annambhatta—Tarkasamgraha.

1904.

1. Dandin-Daśakumâracharita, Part I.
2. Visakhadatta-Mudrârâkshasa.
3. Annambhatta-Tarkasamgraha.

FOR THE B.A. EXAMINATION.

1902.

(1).-NECESSARY. 1. Mammata-Kavyaprakâsa, Ullása X. 2. Bhavabhati-Malatimâdhava. 3. Hymns from Rigveda, edited by Dr. Peterson (Bom. Sansk. Series).

(2).- VOLUNTARY 1. Samkarâchârya—Vedântasůtrabhâshya, Chap. I., Pâla iv, and Chap. II,

Pâda i. 2. Katha and Mundaka Upanishads. 3. Weber's History of Indian Literature (pp. 1–62 and the second period).

1903.

(1).—NECESSARY.

1. Mammata-Kavyaprakaa, Ullása X.
2. Bhavabhati-Mâlatimâdhava.
3. Rigveda~ The following Selection :-
1. 25, 32, 48, 49, 116, 184.

V. 1, 63, 73, 80.
II. 23, 28, 38,

VII. 61, 71, 77, 86, 95. III. 9, 32, 33, 42.

VIII. 29. IV. 30.

X. 72, 108, 139.

(2).- VOLUNTARY.

1. Samkaracharya-Vedantasatrabhâshya, Chap. II, Padas ii and iii. 2. Katha and Mundaka Upanishads. 3. Weber's History of Indian Literature (pp. 1–62 and the second period).

1904.

(1).--NECESSARY. 1. Mammata-Kavyaprakâśa, Ullása X. 2. S'adraka-Mrichchhakaţika, 3. Rigveda-As in 1903.

(2).- VOLUNTARY.

1. Samkaracharya-Vedantasdtrabhashya, Chap. II, Padas ii and ji. 2. Bhagavadgitâ. 3. Weber's History of Indian Literature (pp. 1–62 and the second period).

FOR THE M.A. EXAMINATION.

1902. I (a)-RIGVEDA–The Seventh Mandala with the Commentary of Sâyaņa,

(6)-Yaska's Nirnkta, I–VII,

II.-One of the following six :

1. Nyâyasastra.
viz. : (a)—Tarkasamgraha with Dipikâ.

(8)-Muktavali.

(c)—Gotamasûtra with Vâtsyâyana's Bhashya.
2. Dharmasastra.
viz. : (a)- Mitâksharâ.

(b)-Vyavahâramayakha.

(di–Viramitrodaya-Vyavahârakânda.
3. Vyakaranasastra.
diz. : (a)- Siddhântakaumudi.

(6) -Mahâbhâshya, Chap. I, Pâda i, âhnikas 1--5.

(c)-Paribhâshendusekhara.
4. Vedantasastra.
viz, : (a)-Vedantasâra.

(6)-Vedantaparibhasha.

(c)—Sarıkarâchârya's Sârîrabhâshya.
5. Alamkârasâstra.
viz.: (a)-Dandin's Kâryâdarsa,

(6)-Kavyaprakasa.

(c)-Rasagangadhara.
6. Pali and Palæography.
tizo : (a)-Mahậparinibbânasutta, edited by Childers.

(6)-Suttanipata, edited by Fausböll.
(c)-Inscriptions: I. Of Asoka; II. Those in the

Udayagiri caves near Katak in Orissa; III.
Those in the caves of Western India as compris-
ed in the Bombay Presidency ; IV. Those of the
Kshatrapa Princes; and V. Those of the early
Gupta Princes.

1903 and 1904. 1. (a)-RIGVEDA- Mandala II and III with the Commentary of Sayapa

(6)-Yâska's Nirukta, I–VII. II.-One of the following six :

(Same as for 1902.)

III.-GREEK.

FOR THE PREVIOUS EXAMINATION.

1902, 1. XENOPHON—Anabasis, B. 1V. i 2. HOMEB-Odyssey, B. II.

1903. 1. XENOPHON-Anabasis, B. V. | 2 Homel-Iliad, B. III.

1904. 1. XENOPHON-Anabasis, B. VI. | 2. HOMER-Odyssoy, B. III.

FOR THE INTERMEDIATE ARTS EXAMINATION,

1902.

HERODOTUS—B. VII and VIII. | 2. EURIPIDES-Phænissä.

1903.

1. HERODOTUS-B. I and II. | 2. EURIPIDES-Electra.

1904. 1. HERODOTU 8-B. III and IV. | 2. EURIPIDES-Bacchæ.

FOR THE B.A. EXAMINATION.

N.B.-The following has been prescribed for 1902–1904 in the Voluntary

Greek in addition to the books mentioned below :
“ Greek Literature from Homer to Alexander the Great."

1902.

(1)-NECESSARY. 1. SOPHOCLES-Philoctetes. 2. DEMOSTHENES-Philippica, I

and II.

(2) — VOLUNTARY.

1. AESCHYLUS-Eumenides.

| 2. THUCYDIDES-B. III and IV.

1903.

(1)-NECESSARY. 1. SOPHOCLES-Philoctetes. 2. PLATO-Apologia.

(2)-VOLUNTARY. 1. ÆschyLUS-Eumenides. | 2. THUCYDIDES-B. VI and VII

1904.
(1)-NECESSARY.

1. SOPHOCLES-Electra.

12. PLATO-Apologia.

(2)-VOLUNTARY. 1. ÆSCHYLUS-Prometheus. | 2, THUCYDIDES-B. VI and VII.

FOR THE MA EXAMINATION.

1902 and 1904. 1. THUCYDIDES-B. I-IV. 3. PLATO-Republic, B. I and II. 2. PINDAB-Olympian Odes. 4. ARISTOPHANES-Ranæ.

1903. 1. THUCYDIDES-B. V-VIII. 3. Plato-Symposion ; Phædo. 2. PINDAR-Pythian Odes.

1. VIRGIL-Æneid, B. VII and 2. CICERO-In Verrem, B. V (De VIII.

Suppliciis).