J. J. Anderson, M.A., Professor in Theological Institute, Tuscaloosa, Alabama.
REGULAR COURSES OF INSTRUCTION.
1. The Elementary Class will be made up of those who have no knowledge of the language. It will make about sixty recitations, three each day (one on Saturday).
2. The Intermediate Class will be made up of those who have once studied Hebrew, but desire to renew this study from the beginning. The class will begin with the first principles, and the work will differ from that of the Elementary Class rather in amount than in character.
3. The Progressive Class is intended for those who have had training in the elementary principles of Hebrew, but who wish to become familiar with the details of the language.
4. The Advanced Class will do work of an advanced character. It is intended for those who are thoroughly familiar with the grammar of the language, who have at command a large vocabulary, and who have read large portions of the Hebrew Bible.
The members of the Intermediate, Progressive and Advanced Classes will be divided into four Extempore sections, each of which will read, during the four weeks, forty hours under the care of an instructor.
I. Special Courses.
In the Chautauqua School of Hebrew, instruction will be given, if desired, in the following special courses:
1. Aramaic.—One hour a day with Professor William R. Harper, Ph.D., Morgan Park, Ill.