Links to some useful Medieval Studies sites

• Some general sources, with many further links (and a fair amount of overlap):

  • ORB The Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies, including

  • The Internet Medieval Source Book An extensive collection of readings, both in translation and in original languages

  • Old English Pages An extensive collection of resources on the Old English language and Anglo-Saxon culture (& source of the clip-art on this page)

  • The Labyrinth A vast collection of medieval texts and resources

  • WWW Medieval Resources Home Page maintained by  Dan Mosser (Dan.Mosser@vt.edu)

  • NetSERF A nicely organized directory from Beau A.C. Harbin; now a freestanding site, formerly at the Catholic U. of America

  • Basic Research Tools for Mediaeval History A bibliography: MGH, Capelli, The Rolls Series and other tools of the medievalist

  • The Oxford Gateway to Medieval Studies

  •  The Medieval Section of Dennis Boals' (dboals@omnifest.uwm.edu) site for History /Social Studies teachers

  •  Women Writers of the Middle Ages extensive homepage for a course taught by Bonnie Duncan  (bduncan@marauder.millersv.edu), English Department, Millersville University.

  

  Significant texts (some of the general sources above have extensive libraries):

  • Biblia Sacra Vulgata, the Latin Bible

  • The Mass and other devotions in Latin and English

  • The Rule of St. Benedict, Latin and English

  • Directory of /WWW/obi/Anglo-Saxon An FTP site for Anglo-Saxon texts

  • The Complete Corpus of Surviving Anglo-Saxon Texts (limited usefulness, as access is limited to users at the University of Virginia: but it does give a helpful index)

  

  Manuscripts:

  • The Digital Scriptorium A collection of medieval manuscript images

  • The Hill Monastic Manuscript Library at St. John's University "One of the largest and most comprehensive archives of medieval and Renaissance sources in the world."

  • Digital versions of the treasures of the British Library, including

  • The Electronic Beowulf project

  • The Lindisfarne Gospels

  • The Magna Carta

  • The Book of Kells

  

  Architecture, Armour and Art:

  • Medieval Art and Architecture, images by Dr. Alison Stone, U. of Pittsburgh

  • Castles on the Web  A pictorial directory

  •  Medieval Armour

  • Heraldica: François Velde's Heraldry Page

  • The British Heraldic Archive including:

  • The College of Arms

Organizations and Institutions:

• The Consortium for the Teaching of the Middle Ages, Inc.(TEAMS) is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting interest and excellence in the teaching of the Middle Ages in secondary schools, two- and four-year colleges, and universities.
• Medieval Academy of America Home Page
• Medieval Institute at Western Michigan University
• Pontifical Institute of Medieval Studies

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