The
Cambridge Companions to Literature and Classics.
Over 1500 comprehensive and accessible essays on major authors,
periods and genres.
Byzantium: Byzantine Studies on the Internet.
A collection of academic and teaching resources, texts, images, sounds,
and links relating to Byzantine studies.
Internet Medieval
Sourcebook.
A collection of selected and full-text sources, plus saints' lives, maps,
law texts, etc. Rich (and searchable).
The Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies.
A rich storehouse of original texts, modern commentaries, and material
about many countries and subjects.
Medieval and Renaissance Web.
A selective, scholarly collection of web resources, chosen by
librarians.
Middle English Compendium.
Electronic texts AND an online version of the Middle English
Dictionary.
Monastic Matrix: a scholarly
resource for the study of women's religious communities from 400 to 1600 CE.
The goal is to document the participation of Christian women in the
religion and society of medieval Europe by collecting primary and secondary
sources, images, etc.
NetSERF; the Internet Connection for
Medieval Resources.
Over 1,000 links, interestingly organized, plus glossary, news, etc.
ORB: The Online Reference Book for
Medieval Studies.
Along with links, sources, bibliographies, and other items, there is an
encyclopedia of medieval topics.
Council for British
Archaeology.
Links to their own online publications as well as other archaeological
websites.
Anthology of Middle English
Literature (1350-1485).
A part of the carefully produced Luminarium website; 10 major works
are included, plus "essays and articles" and "additional sources."
Anglo-Saxon History: A Select Bibliography.
An extensive, well-organized list of references by Simon Keynes of Trinity
College, Cambridge.
The Carolingians: An English-Language Bibliography.
A bibliography of primary sources and secondary works arranged by time
period and general topics covered.
Feminae: Medieval Women and Gender Index.
Covers journal articles, book reviews, and essays in books about women,
sexuality, and gender during the Middle Ages.
Subject Guides at Bowdoin
and Colby Colleges.
Early
Modern Literary Studies: a journal of sixteenth and seventeenth
century literature.
Essays
in Medieval Studies Online
JSTOR: a collection of
electronic versions of older journals, including Speculum, Studies in
the Renaissance, and Renaissance Notes/Quarterly. This is a
subscription database.
The Medieval
Review (formerly Bryn Mawr Medieval Review).
Traditio
(index only)
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