Thematic Index of Classics in JStor

Articles by Year

This page shows papers published in 2004 that contain words associated with the automatically identified theme characterized by the words shown to the left.

2007 (5) 2006 (16) 2005 (22)
2004 (26) 2003 (32) 2002 (25)
2001 (20) 2000 (26) 1999 (31)
1998 (23) 1997 (29) 1996 (27)
1995 (33) 1994 (37) 1993 (31)
1992 (34) 1991 (32) 1990 (34)
1989 (34) 1988 (36) 1987 (35)
1986 (28) 1985 (35) 1984 (39)
1983 (20) 1982 (34) 1981 (24)
1980 (25) 1979 (38) 1978 (27)
1977 (26) 1976 (26) 1975 (27)
1974 (27) 1973 (40) 1972 (37)
1971 (45) 1970 (36) 1969 (32)
1968 (43) 1967 (44) 1966 (32)
1965 (39) 1964 (24) 1963 (31)
1962 (40) 1961 (43) 1960 (35)
1959 (34) 1958 (39) 1957 (30)
1956 (25) 1955 (21) 1954 (15)
1953 (18) 1952 (17) 1951 (14)
1950 (16) 1949 (21) 1948 (24)
1947 (21) 1946 (15) 1945 (14)
1944 (23) 1943 (23) 1942 (21)
1941 (17) 1940 (27) 1939 (22)
1938 (29) 1937 (19) 1936 (32)
1935 (30) 1934 (24) 1933 (32)
1932 (28) 1931 (22) 1930 (20)
1929 (28) 1928 (26) 1927 (36)
1926 (18) 1925 (34) 1924 (20)
1923 (38) 1922 (27) 1921 (36)
1920 (40) 1919 (29) 1918 (37)
1917 (38) 1916 (30) 1915 (22)
1914 (26) 1913 (41) 1912 (29)
1911 (45) 1910 (25) 1909 (29)
1908 (14) 1907 (18) 1906 (20)
1905 (15) 1904 (14) 1903 (24)
1902 (21) 1901 (26) 1900 (17)
1899 (10) 1898 (11) 1897 (9)
1896 (20) 1895 (13) 1894 (9)
1893 (14) 1892 (9) 1891 (10)
1890 (13) 1889 (18) 1888 (3)
1887 (4) 1886 (1) 1885 (1)
1884 (1) 1883 (1) 1881 (1) 1880 (2) 1877 (2)

The work presented here was developed by David Mimno under the Cybereditions Project, an effort led by the Perseus Project at Tufts University and funded by the Mellon Foundation.

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2004

The Alcaic Kid (Horace, "Carm." 3.13). Dan Curley. The Classical World. (Winter, 2004), pp. 137-152 List themes Full text (1261 theme words)
Tua, Caesar, Aetas: Horace Ode 4.15 and the Augustan Age. Brian W. Breed. American Journal of Philology. (Summer, 2004), pp. 245-253 List themes Full text (374 theme words)
Martial's Fiction: Domitius Marsus and Maecenas. Shannon N. Byrne. Classical Quarterly. (May, 2004), pp. 255-265 List themes Full text (119 theme words)
Who Tried to Kill Nearly Everyone Else but Homer?. James M. Scott. The Classical World. (Summer, 2004), pp. 373-383 List themes Full text (112 theme words)
Retiring Apollo: Ovid on the Politics and Poetics of Self-Sufficiency. Rebecca Armstrong. Classical Quarterly. (Dec., 2004), pp. 528-550 List themes Full text (73 theme words)
A Proposed Colometry of Ibycus 286. William Tortorelli. Classical Philology. (Oct., 2004), pp. 370-376 List themes Full text (30 theme words)
"Agnvs" KOYPIΩN (Plautus "Aulularia" 561-64). Michael Fontaine. Classical Philology. (Apr., 2004), pp. 147-153 List themes Full text (29 theme words)
The "Pro Caelio" and Comedy. Matthew Leigh. Classical Philology. (Oct., 2004), pp. 300-335 List themes Full text (25 theme words)
Masculinity and Monuments in Propertius 4.9. Tara S. Welch. American Journal of Philology. (Spring, 2004), pp. 61-90 List themes Full text (21 theme words)
Exemplarity in Roman Culture: The Cases of Horatius Cocles and Cloelia. Matthew B. Roller. Classical Philology. (Jan., 2004), pp. 1-56 List themes Full text (18 theme words)
Ovid, Varro, and Castor of Rhodes: The Chronological Architecture of the "Metamorphoses". Thomas Cole. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (2004), pp. 355-422 List themes Full text (18 theme words)
Girls at Play in Early Greek Poetry. Patricia A. Rosenmeyer. American Journal of Philology. (Summer, 2004), pp. 163-178 List themes Full text (18 theme words)
A Binding Song: The Smiles of Catullus 61. Jonathan L. Ready. Classical Philology. (Apr., 2004), pp. 153-163 List themes Full text (14 theme words)
The Hag and the Household Gods: Silence, Speech, and the Family in Mid-February (Ovid "Fasti" 2.533-638). Christopher Michael McDonough. Classical Philology. (Oct., 2004), pp. 354-369 List themes Full text (13 theme words)
Lucretius' Progressive Revelation of Nature in "DRN" 1.149-502. Daniel Solomon. Phoenix. (Autumn - Winter, 2004), pp. 260-283 List themes Full text (13 theme words)
Why Were the Vestals Virgins? Or the Chastity of Women and the Safety of the Roman State. Holt N. Parker. American Journal of Philology. (Winter, 2004), pp. 563-601 List themes Full text (13 theme words)
Waterscape with Black and White: Epigrams, Cycles, and Webs in Martial's "Epigrammaton Liber Quartus". Sven Lorenz. American Journal of Philology. (Summer, 2004), pp. 255-278 List themes Full text (12 theme words)
Ammianus and the Great Tsunami. Gavin Kelly. Journal of Roman Studies. (2004), pp. 141-167 List themes Full text (11 theme words)
On (Mis)interpreting Plato's "Ion". Suzanne Stern-Gillet. Phronesis. (2004), pp. 169-201 List themes Full text (8 theme words)
"Ut non [forma] cygnorum, sic albis proxima cygnis": Poetology, Epic Definition, and Swan Imagery in Ovid's Metamorphoses. Sophia Papaioannou. Phoenix. (Spring - Summer, 2004), pp. 49-61 List themes Full text (8 theme words)
Authorial Voice and Theatrical Self-Definition in Terence and beyond: The "Hecyra" Prologues in Ancient and Modern Contexts. Ismene Lada-Richards. Greece & Rome. (Apr., 2004), pp. 55-82 List themes Full text (7 theme words)
The Invention of Sulpicia. Thomas K. Hubbard. Classical Journal. (Dec., 2004 - Jan., 2005), pp. 177-194 List themes Full text (6 theme words)
The 'Greek' Accusative. E. Courtney. Classical Journal. (Apr. - May, 2004), pp. 425-431 List themes Full text (6 theme words)
Status, Pay, and Pleasure in the "De Architectura" of Vitruvius. Mark Masterson. American Journal of Philology. (Autumn, 2004), pp. 387-416 List themes Full text (6 theme words)
Playing with Marble: The Monuments of the Caesars in Ovid's "Fasti". Steven J. Green. Classical Quarterly. (May, 2004), pp. 224-239 List themes Full text (5 theme words)
Nocturnal Writers in Imperial Rome: The Culture of "Lucubratio". James Ker. Classical Philology. (Jul., 2004), pp. 209-242 List themes Full text (5 theme words)