Is Diedrich\'s thesis still online

[Sean Manning]

The copy of Paul Diedrich's PhD thesis "The Frequency of Latin Words and their Endings" (Chicago, 1939) at this website is down, and the Wayback Machine didn't cache it. I find its organized vocabulary very helpful as I work on my Latin reading speed (it lets you spot, for example, that earth words are normally feminine, explaining the gender of humus) but I can't find any other online version of the full 1500 word list except here. Lots of website have a version of his 300 word list.

I will download the wikidot PDF, but does anyone know of another online copy of either the thesis or just the various word lists? Its always good to have a spare.

[Lyceum]

Yes I think it is around in various versions, I use it to teach actually. Let me check for links, if not I'll mail you a PDF?

EDIT: Try these http://hiberna-cr.wikidot.com/topical-vocabulary

[Sean Manning]

That was the only copy I could find with the full list and not just the short one. The rest of the thesis would still be worth having access to, if there are any public versions.

[Lyceum]

Try this one: http://web.archive.org/web/2010041006024...r/freq.htm

It's an archived edition, but functional none the less.