Open Access Resources
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Medieval Electronic Scholarly AllianceMESA aggregates the best scholarly resources in medieval studies and make them fully searchable and interoperable.
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Links of Interest from The Research Group on Manuscript EvidenceLinks to websites for manuscripts and rare books.
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The LabyrinthFrom Georgetown University. Organized by subject and material type with a keyword search function.
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Voice of the ShuttleFrom University of California at Santa Barbara. Humanities website. Search a specific subject in the box provided.
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NetSerf: The Internet Connection for Medieval ResourcesFrom Catholic University of America. Rich and well-organized site with links to many subjects.
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Feminae: Medieval Women and Gender IndexFrom University of Iowa. Indexes journal articles, book essays and book reviews on Medieval women, sexuality and gender. Includes links under "Other Resources."
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Internet Medieval SourcebookFrom Fordham University Center for Medieval Studies. One of the oldest gateway sites.
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Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies: Resources for Electronic ResearchFrom Victoria University, University of Toronto. Well-organized, up-to-date site with links organized by subject.
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Art History Resources on the WebFrom Professor Christopher Whitcomb, Sweet Briar College.
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Debora B. Schwartz homepageProfessor at California Polytechnic University provides extensive medieval links.
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Bibliographies for the Study of Medieval ArtCompiled in 2004 by librarians.
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Glossary for Medieval Art and ArchitectureCreated at the University of Pittsburgh. Includes images.
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Manuscript MediaevaliaGerman database including complete page images of catalogs of collections of medieval manuscripts, mostly located in Germany.
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Kristeller's Latin Manuscript Books before 1600Online version of P. O. Kristeller's essential bibliography and guide to collections of medieval and renaissance manuscripts.
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Epistolae: Medieval Women's Latin LettersCollection of letters to and from women in the Middle Ages, from the 4th to the 13th century. In Latin with English translations. Includes biographical material.
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Turning the PagesFrom the British Library. Images of several medieval and renaissance items including the Lindisfarne Gospels and the Sfzora Hours.
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Syriac Manuscripts OnlineFull-text of Syriac manuscripts.
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Medieval illuminated manuscripts: Online images and resourcesList of digitized manuscripts.
Facsimile Information
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Facsimile Finder: Videos of Illuminated ManuscriptsVideos of many of the facsimiles owned by Special Collections.
History and Medieval Studies Librarian
Annunciation
The Annunciation from a Book of Hours, 1485–90