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    1 18-04-2012  00:08
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    Classics without latin
    Hi

    I currently do both Latin and Ancient Greek, and I very much prefer Greek to Latin. If I don't do Latin AS, will I still be able to do Greek at, say, Oxford?
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    2 18-04-2012  09:36
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