JDK source code of earlier versions

Hi,
I'm doing some research on code clones. I wrote a tool to categorize code clones and i would like to test it on several open source projects. I found a paper of another researcher that did similar research in the past and he also used several open source projects. To compare my results with his results i'd like to take the same projects. One of them is JDK 1.1.5, but i can't find the source code on the internet. I only found the source code of JDK 1.5 and 1.6. I'd like to have the source code of version 1.1.5 or at least a version earlier than 1.5. Can anyone help me?
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