Thematic Index of Classics in JStor

Articles by Year

This page shows papers published in 1942 that contain words associated with the automatically identified theme characterized by the words shown to the left.

2007 (6) 2006 (19) 2005 (20)
2004 (36) 2003 (33) 2002 (31)
2001 (29) 2000 (32) 1999 (30)
1998 (29) 1997 (39) 1996 (23)
1995 (42) 1994 (33) 1993 (37)
1992 (24) 1991 (24) 1990 (33)
1989 (28) 1988 (36) 1987 (32)
1986 (29) 1985 (28) 1984 (30)
1983 (26) 1982 (29) 1981 (33)
1980 (27) 1979 (23) 1978 (40)
1977 (17) 1976 (32) 1975 (34)
1974 (28) 1973 (32) 1972 (49)
1971 (47) 1970 (46) 1969 (36)
1968 (33) 1967 (28) 1966 (33)
1965 (33) 1964 (24) 1963 (30)
1962 (28) 1961 (39) 1960 (20)
1959 (34) 1958 (36) 1957 (36)
1956 (30) 1955 (25) 1954 (15)
1953 (17) 1952 (23) 1951 (29)
1950 (22) 1949 (23) 1948 (23)
1947 (14) 1946 (17) 1945 (13)
1944 (14) 1943 (17) 1942 (26)
1941 (30) 1940 (20) 1939 (22)
1938 (22) 1937 (26) 1936 (23)
1935 (25) 1934 (32) 1933 (36)
1932 (33) 1931 (26) 1930 (24)
1929 (29) 1928 (25) 1927 (19)
1926 (18) 1925 (19) 1924 (25)
1923 (13) 1922 (22) 1921 (27)
1920 (35) 1919 (31) 1918 (29)
1917 (25) 1916 (32) 1915 (34)
1914 (27) 1913 (24) 1912 (28)
1911 (22) 1910 (10) 1909 (17)
1908 (16) 1907 (20) 1906 (15)
1905 (16) 1904 (8) 1903 (6)
1902 (6) 1901 (8) 1900 (6)
1899 (4) 1898 (5) 1897 (12)
1896 (6) 1895 (5) 1894 (5)
1893 (4) 1892 (3) 1891 (4)
1890 (10) 1889 (3) 1888 (6)
1887 (3) 1886 (1) 1885 (1)
1884 (4) 1883 (1) 1876 (1)
1875 (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.

caesar, pompey, lucan, antony, octavian, brutus, cicero, appian, cato, civil_war, pollio, suetonius, antonius, caes, augustus, plutarch, cassius, pompeius, cleopatra, suet, curio, pharsalia, plut, julius_caesar, caesars, domitius, plancus, italy, hirtius, actium, labienus, lepidus, bellum_civile, caesaris, caelius, pharsalus, fulvia, propaganda, cornelia, gaul, syme, philippi, caesarian, senate, ides, cass, scaeva, pompeian, dictator, legions

1942

Pompey's Policy before and after the Outbreak of the Civil War of 49 B.C.. Kurt von Fritz. Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association. (1942), pp. 145-180 List themes Full text (964 theme words)
The Non-Political Nature of Caesar's Commentaries. Norman J. DeWitt. Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association. (1942), pp. 341-352 List themes Full text (268 theme words)
Caesar and the Roman Nobility. Lily Ross Taylor. Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association. (1942), pp. 1-24 List themes Full text (131 theme words)
Caesar's Colleagues in the Pontifical College. Lily Ross Taylor. American Journal of Philology. (1942), pp. 385-412 List themes Full text (96 theme words)
Julius Caesar and Latium in Spain. M. I. Henderson. Journal of Roman Studies. (1942), pp. 1-13 List themes Full text (78 theme words)
Proceedings: American Philological Association Seventy-Fourth Annual Meeting and Philological Association of the Pacific Coast Forty-Fourth Annual Meeting. Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association. (1942), pp. i-xci List themes Full text (33 theme words)
Caesar and the Alexander Legend. Norman J. DeWitt. The Classical Weekly. (Nov. 2, 1942), pp. 51-53 List themes Full text (29 theme words)
Notes on Virgil. H. Mattingly. Classical Review. (Mar., 1942), pp. 18-20 List themes Full text (28 theme words)
The Election of the Pontifex Maximus in the Late Republic. Lily Ross Taylor. Classical Philology. (Oct., 1942), pp. 421-424 List themes Full text (27 theme words)
C. Sulpicius Galba, Proconsul of Achaia. James H. Oliver. American Journal of Archaeology. (Jul. - Sep., 1942), pp. 380-388 List themes Full text (27 theme words)
Camillus and Concord. Arnaldo Momigliano. Classical Quarterly. (Oct., 1942), pp. 111-120 List themes Full text (26 theme words)
The Origin of ornamenta triumphalia. Aline Abaecherli Boyce. Classical Philology. (Apr., 1942), pp. 130-141 List themes Full text (24 theme words)
Cleopatra and "The Treasure of the Ptolemies.". T. Robert S. Broughton. American Journal of Philology. (1942), pp. 328-332 List themes Full text (21 theme words)
Not Always to the Swift. Charles Johnstone Armstrong. The Classical Weekly. (Nov. 16, 1942), pp. 68-69 List themes Full text (17 theme words)
The Paradox of Gallo-Roman Relations. Norman J. DeWitt. Classical Journal. (Apr., 1942), pp. 399-406 List themes Full text (15 theme words)
The Passive Periphrastic Construction in Caesar's Writings. Anna Dale Kek. The Classical Weekly. (Nov. 2, 1942), pp. 51 List themes Full text (10 theme words)
History and Tragedy. B. L. Ullman. Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association. (1942), pp. 25-53 List themes Full text (9 theme words)
Notes on Horace. L. A. MacKay. Classical Philology. (Jan., 1942), pp. 79-81 List themes Full text (8 theme words)
The Bridgehead. Lester K. Born. The Classical Weekly. (Nov. 2, 1942), pp. 53-55 List themes Full text (8 theme words)
Virgil, Augustus, Epicureanism. Norman W. DeWitt. The Classical Weekly. (May 18, 1942), pp. 281-282 List themes Full text (8 theme words)
Christian Society in the Roman Empire. A. J. Rayner. Greece & Rome. (May, 1942), pp. 113-123 List themes Full text (7 theme words)
Some Aspects of Invisibility. Arthur Stanley Pease. Harvard Studies in Classical Philology. (1942), pp. 1-36 List themes Full text (7 theme words)
Recent Classical Dissertations. The Classical Weekly. (Mar. 9, 1942), pp. 189-192 List themes Full text (7 theme words)
The Mantuan Singer. Charles Christopher Mierow. The Classical Weekly. (Dec. 7, 1942), pp. 91 List themes Full text (6 theme words)
Archaeological News and Discussions. Stephen B. Luce, James A. Montgomery, George Grant MacCurdy. American Journal of Archaeology. (Oct. - Dec., 1942), pp. 546-569 List themes Full text (5 theme words)
Parerga Ostracologica. Herbert C. Youtie. Transactions and Proceedings of the American Philological Association. (1942), pp. 64-85 List themes Full text (5 theme words)