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Medieval Studies Web Resources

N.B. Many links throughout the SUL medieval pages are not also listed here. Electronic texts and Images and exhibitions have their own pages. There is a separate list of LISTSERVES (badly out-of-date).

Photograph ©Bill Croft: Charlieu Abbey, outer portal, 12th c.

• Labyrinth: A World Wide Web Server for Medieval Studies.
• Reti Medievali. On line initiatives for medieval studies
• MENESTREL: MEdievistes sur le NEt, Sources, Travaux, References En Ligne, repertoire selectif et critique de sites (notamment europeens) relatifs à l'etude du Moyen Age: Bibliography, Dictionaries, Illuminated Manuscripts, Music, French literature, Medieval Germany, Diplomatic, Medieval encyclopaedias, Heraldry, Medieval science and technology, Latin, Religious History, Palaeography, Theatre + Journals, Catalogues, Dissertations, Film Archives, Discussion groups, Directories of institutions.
• Online Resource Book for Medieval Studies (ORB): a cooperative effort on the part of scholars across the internet to establish an online textbook source for medieval studies on the World-Wide Web.
• Introduction to Medieval history, a Fordham University course by Paul Halsall. Incorporates texts from the Internet Medieval Sourcebook edited by Prof. Halsall
• Byzantium
• The History Guide/InformationsWeiser. A subject gateway to scholarly relevant websites in history.
• The Medieval Science Page.

  [Hagiography]

• HAGIOMAIL, to join send the message: subscribe <hagiomail>
  to: majordomo@belnet.be
• Société des Bollandistes

  [Renaissance/Reformation]

• Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies | Resources for E-Research
• Early Modern Literary Studies: sixteenth and seventeenth century resource materials.

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• The Age of King Charles V (1338-1380), Bibliothèque Nationale exhibit
• Augustine
• Castles on the Web
• Catasto Study, Census and Property Survey for Florentine Domains and the City of Verona in Fifteenth Century Italy.

• Knighthood, Chivalry & Tournaments Resource Library
• The Society for Creative Anachronism

Last modified: November 3, 2006