Subsequent history of E—; ten years after the initial report

Abstract

At the age of 18-10, the subject scored 441 points on the IER Intelligence Scale CAVD, Levels M, N, O, P, Q; this is + 4.3 P.E. with respect to college graduates in first-rate professional schools (median 415, Q 3 421, best scores about 440), and equivalent to about 116 on the Thorndike Intelligence Examination for College Freshmen. At 18-4 he measured 6' 1" in height and weighed 195 lbs.; health excellent. He was elected to ΦΒΚ at 14-10 and graduated from Columbia at 15-0, with 8 points toward the M.A., which he took with excess credit at 16-0; at 18-9 all requirements for the Ph.D. (in history) except the completion of the dissertation have been satisfied. At 18-4 he entered the theological seminary, in accordance with a decision made before he was five years old. He has been a lay reader in city churches since sixteen. His first research (on the Pentateuch) was made at ten, and brought him membership in the Oriental Society of Research in Jerusalem; at thirteen he was admitted to the Bodleian for research; his dissertations were on pre- and post-Christian Egypt; other work has dealt with Pliny's letters, Irish history, and Greek papyri. (PsycINFO Database Record (c) 2016 APA, all rights reserved)