The subject of the thesis on which I am now working, is definitely approved and published (decided June, 1925); the other requirements are practically finished.
__Apollonius, [Diocetes?] of Egypt__ (3rd century B.C. Egyptian history, 1923)
Worked on order of Pliny's letters (1924-25)
At present reading Greek papyri.
Making my [illegible] in Modern European History, worked on Irish constitutional history (1924-1925)
RESEARCHES OF E
When E was 10 years old he made an original contribution in connection with the Pentateuch, and was made a member of The Oriental Society of Research in Jerusalem.
At 13 years of age E was first admitted to the Bodleian Library, at Oxford, for purposes of research.
In 1923 E presented his M.A. essay—"Appolonius, Diocetes of
Egypt"—which pertains to Egyptian history of the third century
B.C. and is on file in the Library of Columbia University.
E has also done research (1924-1925) on the order of Pliny's letters; on Irish constitutional history (1924-1925); and was in 1926 and 1927 reading Greek papyri.