Subject Guide
Article Sources
Key terms
Full text: means you can read the article on screen immediately
Index: a list of published articles (and often books and other things), usually arranged around a common theme or subject
Abstract: a brief description of the article, often summarizing the argument
Indexes
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L'Annee PhilologiqueAnnual bibliography of books, articles, dissertations, essentially everything significant published in ancient history, archaeology, or language worldwide. Covers 1924 to present.
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L'année philologique (print)The print version of the electronic source just mentioned. Covers 1924 to where electronic access picks up in 1949.
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Dix années de bibliographie classique (print)Also known, after the editor, as simply "Marouzeau". The classical bibliography from which l'année philologique grew. Covers 1914-1924.
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TOCS-INA searchable index of the tables of contents of several hundred classical journals. Very convenient for material not yet published in L'année philologique.
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Arts and Humanities Citation IndexProvides author, subject and citation access to journal articles and book reviews in the arts and humanities. Coverage from 1974. Part of Web of Science.
Full Text
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Academic OnefileAbout a third of the Tufts electronic journal collection in one place. Covers all areas of the sciences, social sciences, and humanities. Coverage is from 1980 to present and is updated daily. Primarily full text.
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JSTORCovers about two dozen key journals in classics from volume 1, issue 1 to three to four years ago. All full text, all scholarly material. A very important resource, but if you want current material go to Academic Onefile.
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Project MuseProvides current full-text coverage of key titles in Classics, including TAPA, the American Journal of Philology, Hesperia, and others.