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This page shows papers published in 1939 that contain words associated with the automatically identified theme characterized by the words shown to the left.

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1939

The Latin Perfect Forms in -Istī and -Istis. Walter Petersen. Classical Philology. (Jul., 1939), pp. 220-227 List themes Full text (713 theme words)

Reconstructing the History of a Language. Roland G. Kent. The Classical Weekly. (Apr. 17, 1939), pp. 244-248 List themes Full text (110 theme words)

Indo-European Prevocalic S in Macedonian. Edward Sapir. American Journal of Philology. (1939), pp. 463-465 List themes Full text (54 theme words)

A New Umbrian Inscription of Assisi. Joshua Whatmough. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1939), pp. 89-93 List themes Full text (45 theme words)

Three Pompeian Wall-Inscriptions, and Petronius. F. A. Todd. Classical Review. (Feb., 1939), pp. 5-9 List themes Full text (29 theme words)

Proceedings of the Seventy-First Annual Meeting of the American Philological Association. Also of the Forty-First Annual Meeting of the Philological Association of the Pacific Coast. Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association. (1939), pp. i-cxi List themes Full text (22 theme words)

Some Late Greek Ghost-Words. L. R. Palmer. Classical Quarterly. (Jan., 1939), pp. 31-33 List themes Full text (21 theme words)

Notes on Dracontius and on the Aegritudo Perdicae. A. Hudson-Williams. Classical Quarterly. (Jul. - Oct., 1939), pp. 157-162 List themes Full text (16 theme words)

The Bee of Artemis. G. W. Elderkin. American Journal of Philology. (1939), pp. 203-213 List themes Full text (12 theme words)

Objectives in the Teaching of High-School Latin and the Measurement of Their Attainment. Mark E. Hutchinson. Classical Journal. (Feb., 1939), pp. 271-282 List themes Full text (10 theme words)

The Inscribed Pithoi from Kourion. John Franklin Daniel. American Journal of Archaeology. (Jan. - Mar., 1939), pp. 102-103 List themes Full text (5 theme words)

The Lares and the Kalends Log. Leslie D. Johnston. Classical Philology. (Oct., 1939), pp. 342-356 List themes Full text (5 theme words)