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(, Sun 1 Apr 2001, 1:00)
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Aww :( I so don't miss exams.
The thing to remember though is they can always be retaken, and failing that if they don't work out as well as you hoped, they can lead on to better things than you'd planned.

If you're doing Latin, French or German, give me a yell!
(, Sat 20 Jun 2009, 19:14, 1 reply, 16 years ago)
Yeah, but it's university time.
I've finished my Latin exams! It's just Greek prose comp left! I didn't knwo you were a Classicist of some flavour, though I guessed you had some through the username.
(, Sat 20 Jun 2009, 19:18, Reply)
The username's from a Discworld book
however I do have A-level Latin: ask me anything about Tacitus' Annals book XV or Virgil's Aeneid book VI.

My school didn't offer Greek or I'd have taken it, I adored Classics.

Don't be scared: I was going to do Latin at uni until I cocked up my Tacitus paper and actually ended up somewhere much better! Where are you hoping to go, to do what, and all those other questions I have no doubt you're sick of by now?
(, Sat 20 Jun 2009, 19:25, Reply)
The underworld and those two gates, to do with the morning and evening or something?
I did Annales I (The soldiers are revolting; I know, I can smell them from here), Aeneid IV and XII, Cicero's Pro Roscio Amerino, and Juvenal's Satire III.

I love Classics too- my username is from Aristophanes. I'm hoping to go to KCL to do Classics, if I miss my offer I'll go to Edinburgh, if I miss THAT I'm fucked. What did you do?
(, Sat 20 Jun 2009, 19:29, Reply)
Yep; he can enter at dusk but must leave by dawn.
Wish my copy was here and not at my parents' house, I'm dying to read it again now. Tacitus is fantastic, I really enjoyed Annals; the bit we did was all about Nero so it was fantastically decadent and over-the-top.

I've not read much Aristophanes; had to read The Birds for uni as I did a wild Classics module but don't remember much about it, to my shame. Initially I was going to do French and Latin at Exeter (or else at St Andrews) but I got something ludicrously bad and ended up with French and Italian at Kent, which I adored :)
(, Sat 20 Jun 2009, 19:34, Reply)

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