Thematic Index of Classics in JStor

Articles by Year

This page shows papers published in 1885 that contain words associated with the automatically identified theme characterized by the words shown to the left.

2007 (13) 2006 (21) 2005 (36)
2004 (47) 2003 (30) 2002 (32)
2001 (32) 2000 (44) 1999 (43)
1998 (35) 1997 (32) 1996 (37)
1995 (59) 1994 (37) 1993 (44)
1992 (39) 1991 (38) 1990 (48)
1989 (44) 1988 (34) 1987 (43)
1986 (42) 1985 (27) 1984 (44)
1983 (35) 1982 (42) 1981 (35)
1980 (41) 1979 (48) 1978 (41)
1977 (29) 1976 (32) 1975 (36)
1974 (36) 1973 (40) 1972 (58)
1971 (34) 1970 (39) 1969 (29)
1968 (43) 1967 (36) 1966 (48)
1965 (34) 1964 (40) 1963 (27)
1962 (36) 1961 (32) 1960 (29)
1959 (42) 1958 (40) 1957 (32)
1956 (23) 1955 (25) 1954 (18)
1953 (29) 1952 (25) 1951 (26)
1950 (26) 1949 (33) 1948 (33)
1947 (22) 1946 (27) 1945 (26)
1944 (27) 1943 (26) 1942 (24)
1941 (31) 1940 (29) 1939 (20)
1938 (30) 1937 (19) 1936 (29)
1935 (27) 1934 (24) 1933 (33)
1932 (34) 1931 (22) 1930 (18)
1929 (30) 1928 (29) 1927 (31)
1926 (36) 1925 (21) 1924 (24)
1923 (31) 1922 (31) 1921 (21)
1920 (36) 1919 (27) 1918 (34)
1917 (33) 1916 (31) 1915 (28)
1914 (28) 1913 (34) 1912 (28)
1911 (32) 1910 (20) 1909 (23)
1908 (24) 1907 (19) 1906 (16)
1905 (11) 1904 (17) 1903 (9)
1902 (24) 1901 (13) 1900 (24)
1899 (15) 1898 (13) 1897 (15)
1896 (15) 1895 (3) 1894 (8)
1893 (17) 1892 (3) 1891 (10)
1890 (10) 1889 (6) 1888 (8)
1887 (11) 1886 (2) 1885 (2)
1884 (3) 1883 (1) 1882 (2)
1881 (2) 1880 (3) 1876 (1)
1874 (1)

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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1885

A Latin Poetical Idiom in Old English. Albert S. Cook. American Journal of Philology. (1885), pp. 476-479 List themes Full text (9 theme words)
A Study of Dinarchus. E. G. Sihler. Transactions of the American Philological Association (1870). (1885), pp. 120-132 List themes Full text (6 theme words)