Thematic Index of Classics in JStor

Articles by Year

This page shows papers published in 1991 that contain words associated with the automatically identified theme characterized by the words shown to the left.

2007 (2) 2006 (20) 2005 (20)
2004 (22) 2003 (18) 2002 (13)
2001 (19) 2000 (20) 1999 (32)
1998 (27) 1997 (34) 1996 (23)
1995 (27) 1994 (20) 1993 (19)
1992 (18) 1991 (25) 1990 (24)
1989 (26) 1988 (21) 1987 (25)
1986 (24) 1985 (22) 1984 (23)
1983 (19) 1982 (25) 1981 (19)
1980 (17) 1979 (23) 1978 (21)
1977 (20) 1976 (28) 1975 (17)
1974 (24) 1973 (23) 1972 (30)
1971 (10) 1970 (21) 1969 (18)
1968 (25) 1967 (22) 1966 (18)
1965 (16) 1964 (15) 1963 (18)
1962 (20) 1961 (12) 1960 (15)
1959 (16) 1958 (15) 1957 (16)
1956 (7) 1955 (21) 1954 (4)
1953 (15) 1952 (7) 1951 (15)
1950 (19) 1949 (12) 1948 (17)
1947 (21) 1946 (11) 1945 (9)
1944 (9) 1943 (21) 1942 (14)
1941 (13) 1940 (12) 1939 (10)
1938 (9) 1937 (15) 1936 (20)
1935 (14) 1934 (16) 1933 (12)
1932 (6) 1931 (15) 1930 (12)
1929 (6) 1928 (5) 1927 (6)
1926 (8) 1925 (13) 1924 (18)
1923 (4) 1922 (12) 1921 (3)
1920 (10) 1919 (13) 1918 (16)
1917 (9) 1916 (7) 1915 (13)
1914 (5) 1913 (10) 1912 (15)
1911 (6) 1910 (11) 1909 (10)
1908 (7) 1907 (4) 1906 (5)
1905 (7) 1904 (4) 1903 (6)
1902 (5) 1901 (1) 1900 (5)
1899 (3) 1898 (4) 1897 (3)
1896 (6) 1893 (3) 1892 (1) 1891 (3)
1890 (3) 1889 (3) 1888 (1)
1887 (2) 1885 (2)
1884 (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.

julian, ammianus, procopius, emperor, constantinople, justinian, eunapius, zosimus, goths, constantius, libanius, malalas, themistius, jordanes, fables, antioch, cassiodorus, empire, gothic, romans, aesop, barbarians, marcellinus, valens, reign, persian, imperial, ammianus_marcellinus, theodosius, chron, getica, roman_empire, barbarian, theoderic, visigoths, theophanes, persians, sources, huns, priscus, cameron, olympiodorus, thompson, avitus, italy, majorian, fable, alaric, chronicle, vandals

1991

Aurelius Victor and Julian. C. E. V. Nixon. Classical Philology. (Apr., 1991), pp. 113-125 List themes Full text (493 theme words)
Eunapius and the West: Remarks on Frg. 78 (Müller). Hagith S. Sivan. Historia: Zeitschrift fur Alte Geschichte. (1991), pp. 95-104 List themes Full text (414 theme words)
A Greek on the Roman Throne: The Fate of Anthemius. John M. O'Flynn. Historia: Zeitschrift fur Alte Geschichte. (1991), pp. 122-128 List themes Full text (405 theme words)
The Role of Hostages in Roman Diplomacy with Sasanian Persia. A. D. Lee. Historia: Zeitschrift fur Alte Geschichte. (1991), pp. 366-374 List themes Full text (362 theme words)
Procopius on the Economy of Lazica. David Braund. Classical Quarterly. (1991), pp. 221-225 List themes Full text (270 theme words)
The Years 394 and 395 in the "Epitoma Chronicon": Prosper, Augustine, and Claudian. Dennis E. Trout. Classical Philology. (Jan., 1991), pp. 43-47 List themes Full text (175 theme words)
Constantine's Porphyry Column: The Earliest Literary Allusion. Garth Fowden. Journal of Roman Studies. (1991), pp. 119-131 List themes Full text (135 theme words)
Die Chronik des Johannes Zonaras und eine pagane Quelle zur Geschichte Konstantins. Bruno Bleckmann. Historia: Zeitschrift fur Alte Geschichte. (1991), pp. 343-365 List themes Full text (100 theme words)
On the Burial Places of the Valentinian Dynasty. Mark J. Johnson. Historia: Zeitschrift fur Alte Geschichte. (1991), pp. 501-506 List themes Full text (73 theme words)
Gibbon Observed. P. R. Ghosh, Edward Gibbon. Journal of Roman Studies. (1991), pp. 132-156 List themes Full text (49 theme words)
Subject Reviews. N. Hopkinson, Don Fowler, P. J. Rhodes, Thomas Wiedemann, B. A. Sparkes, Richard Wallace, P. Walcot. Greece & Rome. (Apr., 1991), pp. 82-126 List themes Full text (38 theme words)
Sabinianus. ein Heermeister senatorischer Abkunft im 4. Jh.. Joachim Szidat. Historia: Zeitschrift fur Alte Geschichte. (1991), pp. 494-500 List themes Full text (37 theme words)
The Kremna Aqueduct and Water Supply in Roman Cities. E. J. Owens. Greece & Rome. (Apr., 1991), pp. 41-58 List themes Full text (36 theme words)
A Mutual Friend of Athaulf and Jerome. David Frye. Historia: Zeitschrift fur Alte Geschichte. (1991), pp. 507-508 List themes Full text (35 theme words)
Latin Literature between Diocletian and Ambrose. T. D. Barnes. The Phoenix. (Winter, 1991), pp. 341-355 List themes Full text (30 theme words)
Philip's Progress: From Mesopotamia to Rome in A.D. 244. Michael Peachin. Historia: Zeitschrift fur Alte Geschichte. (1991), pp. 331-342 List themes Full text (19 theme words)
The Early Career of the Magister Equitum Jacobus. David Woods. Classical Quarterly. (1991), pp. 571-574 List themes Full text (16 theme words)
Concubinage and the Lex Iulia on Adultery. Thomas A. J. McGinn. Transactions of the American Philological Association. (1991), pp. 335-375 List themes Full text (13 theme words)
Ovid and Divus Augustus. Duncan Fishwick. Classical Philology. (Jan., 1991), pp. 36-41 List themes Full text (10 theme words)
The Conversion of the Roman Aristocracy in Prudentius' "Contra Symmachum". T. D. Barnes, R. W. Westall. The Phoenix. (Spring, 1991), pp. 50-61 List themes Full text (8 theme words)
Subject Reviews. N. Hopkinson, Don Fowler, P. J. Rhodes, Thomas Wiedemann, B. A. Sparkes, P. Walcot, I. McAuslan. Greece & Rome. (Oct., 1991), pp. 233-272 List themes Full text (7 theme words)
Charon's Obol and Other Coins in Ancient Funerary Practice. Susan T. Stevens. The Phoenix. (Autumn, 1991), pp. 215-229 List themes Full text (6 theme words)
Was Augustus a Visitor at the Panathenaia?. Christian Habicht. Classical Philology. (Jul., 1991), pp. 226-228 List themes Full text (5 theme words)
The Study of Women in Antiquity: Past, Present, and Future. Sarah B. Pomeroy. American Journal of Philology. (Summer, 1991), pp. 263-268 List themes Full text (5 theme words)
"Stimulos Dedit Aemula Virtus": Lucan and Homer Reconsidered. C. M. C. Green. The Phoenix. (Autumn, 1991), pp. 230-254 List themes Full text (5 theme words)