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Cambridge, Classical Tripos, Part 2: Subject Choice

The results for Part 2 of the Classical Tripos indicate an emphasis on Classical Archaeology.

1884-95
From 1881 the section areas where a first class mark was obtained was indicated.
  • 1884: Gardner, Ernest Arthur. Caius. Pt 2, 1st (a, d [dist.]).
  • 1885: James, Montague Rhodes. King's. Pt 2, 1st (a [dist.], d [dist.]).
  • 1889: Loring, William. King's. Pt 2, 1st (a, b [dist.], d).
  • 1890: Sikes, Edward Ernest. St John's. Pt 2, 1st (a, d).
  • 1891: Baker, Francis Brayne (Brayne-Baker). Christ's. Pt 2, 2nd.
  • 1891: Bather, Arthur George. King's. Pt 2, 1st (d [dist.]).
  • 1891: Benson, Edward Frederic. King's. Pt 2, 1st (d).
  • 1892: Mayor, Robert John Grote. King's. Pt 2, 1st. (a [dist.], b, c [dist.])
  • 1892: Yorke, Vincent Wodehouse. King's. Pt 2, 1st. (d)
  • 1894: Earp, Frank (Francis) Russell. King's. Pt 2, 1st. (d)
  • 1894: Bosanquet, Robert Carr. Trinity. Pt 2, 1st. (d)
1895 onwards
From 1895, the subject area is indicated in which a first was obtained.

Group A: Literature and Criticism
  • 1897: Lawson, John Cuthbert. Pembroke. Pt 2, 1st.
Group C: History
  • 1898: Edmonds, Charles Douglas. Emmanuel. Pt 2, 1st.
  • 1904: Tillyard, Henry Julius Wetenhall. Caius. Pt 2, 1st.
  • 1910: Tillard, Lawrence Berkley. St John's. Pt 2, 1st.
Group D: Archaeology
  • 1896: Morrison, Frederick Arthur Charles. Jesus. Pt 2, 1st. Dist.
  • 1898: Gutch, Clement. King's. Pt 2, 1st.
  • 1899: Smith, Solomon Charles Kaines. Magdalene. Pt 2, 1st.
  • 1900: Marshall, John Hubert. King's, Pt 2, 1st.
  • 1901: Hasluck, Frederick William. King's. Pt 2, 1st. Dist.
  • 1902: Wace, Alan John Bayard. Pembroke. Pt 2, 1st. Dist.
  • 1903: Welsh, Margery Katharine. Newnham. Pt 2, 1st.
  • 1905: Farrell, Wilfrid Jerome. Jesus. Pt 2, 1st.
  • 1905: Droop, John Percival. Trinity. Pt 2, 1st.
  • 1908: Gomme, Arnold Wycombe. Trinity. Pt 2, 1st. Dist.
  • 1909: Grose, Sidney Wilson. Christ's. Pt 2, 1st.
  • 1909: Radford, Evelyn. Newnham. Pt 2, 1st.
  • 1910: Lamb, Dorothy. Newnham. Pt 2, 1st.
Group E: Language
  • 1902: Dawkins, Richard Mcgillivray. Emmanuel. Pt 2, 1st. Dist.
2nd Class
  • 1899: Kohler, O.C. Girton. Pt 2, 2nd.
  • 1903: Stokes, John Laurence. Pembroke. Pt 2, 2nd
Not Available
  • 1911: Tillyard, Eustace Mandeville Wetenhall. Jesus. Pt 2, 1st.
  • 1912: Scutt, Cecil Allison. Clare. Pt 2, 1st.
  • 1912: Laistner, Max Ludwig Wolfram. Jesus. Pt 2, 1st.
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