Thematic Index of Classics in JStor

Articles by Year

This page shows papers published in 1898 that contain words associated with the automatically identified theme characterized by the words shown to the left.

2007 (5) 2006 (7) 2005 (17)
2004 (21) 2003 (14) 2002 (14)
2001 (15) 2000 (22) 1999 (18)
1998 (22) 1997 (12) 1996 (16)
1995 (20) 1994 (14) 1993 (18)
1992 (19) 1991 (15) 1990 (22)
1989 (25) 1988 (13) 1987 (27)
1986 (23) 1985 (25) 1984 (16)
1983 (23) 1982 (24) 1981 (15)
1980 (28) 1979 (23) 1978 (21)
1977 (23) 1976 (16) 1975 (30)
1974 (20) 1973 (29) 1972 (36)
1971 (23) 1970 (33) 1969 (25)
1968 (20) 1967 (12) 1966 (22)
1965 (17) 1964 (19) 1963 (13)
1962 (27) 1961 (22) 1960 (18)
1959 (20) 1958 (15) 1957 (15)
1956 (18) 1955 (18) 1954 (13)
1953 (10) 1952 (14) 1951 (12)
1950 (14) 1949 (17) 1948 (15)
1947 (13) 1946 (15) 1945 (15)
1944 (17) 1943 (19) 1942 (20)
1941 (13) 1940 (19) 1939 (24)
1938 (24) 1937 (27) 1936 (23)
1935 (26) 1934 (25) 1933 (26)
1932 (27) 1931 (20) 1930 (26)
1929 (25) 1928 (30) 1927 (32)
1926 (29) 1925 (39) 1924 (21)
1923 (39) 1922 (23) 1921 (30)
1920 (40) 1919 (47) 1918 (47)
1917 (37) 1916 (34) 1915 (37)
1914 (33) 1913 (47) 1912 (40)
1911 (32) 1910 (33) 1909 (36)
1908 (25) 1907 (57) 1906 (30)
1905 (25) 1904 (28) 1903 (33)
1902 (25) 1901 (29) 1900 (31)
1899 (38) 1898 (41) 1897 (33)
1896 (38) 1895 (29) 1894 (30)
1893 (36) 1892 (24) 1891 (42)
1890 (25) 1889 (20) 1888 (8)
1887 (12) 1886 (5) 1885 (1)
1884 (5) 1883 (4) 1882 (4)
1881 (3) 1880 (1) 1877 (1) 1876 (1)
1871 (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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1898

On a Supposed Limitation of the Law of "Breves Breviantes" in Plautus and Terence. R. C. Manning, Jr.. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1898), pp. 87-95 List themes Full text (936 theme words)
Varia Plautina. W. M. Lindsay. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1898), pp. 126-132 List themes Full text (376 theme words)
Some Plautine Words and Word-Groups. A. A. Bryant. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1898), pp. 121-125 List themes Full text (296 theme words)
Appendix: Proceedings of the Thirtieth Annual Session, Hartford, Conn., 1898. Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association. (1898), pp. i-civ List themes Full text (280 theme words)
The Declension of Greek Nouns in Plautus. H. M. Hopkins. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1898), pp. 96-101 List themes Full text (258 theme words)
A Neglected Use of the Latin Subjunctive. H. C. Elmer. Classical Review. (May, 1898), pp. 199-205 List themes Full text (254 theme words)
On Short Vowels before Mute and Liquid in Plautus: Can They Act as "Breves Breviantes"?. J. A. Peters. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1898), pp. 115-120 List themes Full text (208 theme words)
I. Cicero, Ad Att., I. 1. 2. Edwin W. Fay. Classical Review. (Oct., 1898), pp. 351-354 List themes Full text (170 theme words)
Quis for Aliquis?. Edwin W. Fay. Classical Review. (Jul., 1898), pp. 296-299 List themes Full text (167 theme words)
On the Relation of the Codex Vetus to the Codex Ursinianus of Plautus. W. H. Gillespie. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1898), pp. 109-115 List themes Full text (156 theme words)
Ramenta Plautina. George M. Lane. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1898), pp. 13-15 List themes Full text (145 theme words)
On the Sequence after 'Ne'' Prohibitive. II. W. D. Geddes. Classical Review. (Nov., 1898), pp. 395-399 List themes Full text (144 theme words)
The Versification of Latin Metrical Inscriptions except Saturnians and Dactylics. Arthur Winfred Hodgman. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1898), pp. 133-168 List themes Full text (122 theme words)
The Ad Atticum Superscriptions. Cora M. Porterfield. Classical Review. (Dec., 1898), pp. 438-440 List themes Full text (89 theme words)
On the Meaning of Sicut. S. G. Owen. Classical Review. (Dec., 1898), pp. 440-441 List themes Full text (87 theme words)
I nunc and I with Another Imperative. Emory B. Lease. American Journal of Philology. (1898), pp. 59-69 List themes Full text (78 theme words)
Hidden Verses in Suetonius. George M. Lane. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1898), pp. 17-24 List themes Full text (74 theme words)
The Nonius Glosses. J. H. Onions, W. M. Lindsay. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1898), pp. 67-86 List themes Full text (54 theme words)
Domi, Domo (Catullus 31, 14). E. A. Sonnenschein. Classical Review. (Oct., 1898), pp. 360-361 List themes Full text (51 theme words)
The Sequence after Ne Prohibitive I. W. D. Geddes. Classical Review. (Oct., 1898), pp. 355-359 List themes Full text (48 theme words)
Hidden Verses in Livy. Morris H. Morgan. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1898), pp. 61-66 List themes Full text (44 theme words)
The Carthaginian Passages in the 'Poenulus' of Plautus. W. M. Lindsay. Classical Review. (Oct., 1898), pp. 361-364 List themes Full text (41 theme words)
The Scene-Headings in the Early Recensions of Plautus. H. W. Prescott. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1898), pp. 102-108 List themes Full text (38 theme words)
The Origin of the Gerundive. Edwin W. Fay. Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association. (1898), pp. 5-30 List themes Full text (37 theme words)
Notes on Catullus and on the Agricola of Tacitus. Elmer Truesdell Merrill. Classical Review. (Oct., 1898), pp. 354-355 List themes Full text (37 theme words)
The Chronology of Cicero's Correspondence during the Year 59 B. C.. Frank F. Abbott. American Journal of Philology. (1898), pp. 389-405 List themes Full text (34 theme words)
Praeterpropter in Gell. Noct. Att. xix. 10. Frank F. Abbott. Classical Review. (Oct., 1898), pp. 359-360 List themes Full text (33 theme words)
The Origin of the Gerund and Gerundive. Lionel Horton-Smith. American Journal of Philology. (1898), pp. 413-419 List themes Full text (32 theme words)
Cicero, 'Pro Cluentio'. W. Peterson. Classical Review. (Jul., 1898), pp. 294-296 List themes Full text (25 theme words)
Sallust. Orat. Philippi in Senatu ยง 7. W. Headlam. Classical Review. (Oct., 1898), pp. 351 List themes Full text (22 theme words)
Notes to Tyrrell's Third Edition of the 'Miles Gloriosus'. Emory B. Lease. Classical Review. (Apr., 1898), pp. 179-180 List themes Full text (20 theme words)
Affirmative Final Clauses in the Latin Historians. R. B. Steele. American Journal of Philology. (1898), pp. 255-284 List themes Full text (20 theme words)
Other Critical Notes. George M. Lane. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1898), pp. 16-17 List themes Full text (17 theme words)
Note on a Cambridge Manuscript of the 'De Sublimitate'. W. Rhys Roberts. Classical Review. (Jul., 1898), pp. 299-301 List themes Full text (17 theme words)
Note on Valerius Flaccus IV. 129-30. J. A. Nairn. Classical Review. (Oct., 1898), pp. 361 List themes Full text (15 theme words)
Note on Cicero, De Senectute 54 and 11. Katharine Allen. American Journal of Philology. (1898), pp. 437-438 List themes Full text (13 theme words)
The Aorist Injunctive in Latin. H. C. Elmer. Classical Review. (Mar., 1898), pp. 100-104 List themes Full text (11 theme words)
Notes on Bacchylides. Arthur Platt, Robinson Ellis, Walter Headlam, A. E. Housman, A. C. Pearson, Herbert Richards, J. E. Sandys, F. W. Thomas, R. Y. Tyrrell. Classical Review. (Feb., 1898), pp. 58-83 List themes Full text (10 theme words)
The Unknown MS. of the Agricola of Tacitus. H. Furneaux. Classical Review. (Dec., 1898), pp. 465 List themes Full text (7 theme words)
Catullus 31, 14. E. A. Sonnenschein. Classical Review. (Dec., 1898), pp. 465 List themes Full text (7 theme words)
Correspondence. H. C. Elmer, B. L. G.. American Journal of Philology. (1898), pp. 349-351 List themes Full text (5 theme words)