Medieval Links
Here is a
selection of Web resources often used by Penn medievalists in
their research and teaching.
Major Academic
Associations:
Medieval
Academy of America
Medieval
Institute, Kalamazoo
Institute
for Medieval Studies, Leeds
Subject Area Associations:
International
Center of Medieval Art
New Chaucer
Society
A portal to the world of Chaucer and non-Chaucer
related Middle English studies, including links to the Lollard Society,
Langland Society, and more.
International
Society
for the History of Rhetoric
Historians
of Islamic Art
Includes also the H-Net list for the history of
Islamic art and architecture.
Middle
East Medievalists
Research Resources:
The
Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies
Links to the Vulgate, patristic texts; selected
electronic texts of French, German, English, Italian, and Spanish
source texts; maps; image databases; and links to international
organizations dealing with codicology, music, archaeology, etc.
Feminae:
Medieval Women and Gender Index
Medieval
Sourcebook (Fordham)
Regesta
Imperii
A searchable bibliography
database; on-line texts of
Regesta Imperii from Charlemagne to Maximilian I (751-1519); Königs-
and Kaiserurkunden, etc.
Monumenta
Germaniae
Historica
Manuscript studies – paleography, texts,
illuminations:
Abbreviationes
Over 70,000 abbreviation
entries
Ductus:
An Online Course in Paleography
Institut
de Recherche
et d'Histoire des Textes
Searchable databases for
texts (Latin, Greek, Arabic,
Persian, and other languages) with respect to authors, works and
regarding aspects of
paleography, codicology, and illuminations.
The
Hill Monastic
Manuscript Library at Saint John's University
The
Ambrosiana Archive at the University of Notre Dame
The Knights
of Columbus Vatican Film Library at St. Louis University
The
University of Toronto Microform Collections
Philobiblon:
Iberian Manuscripts
Early
Manuscripts at
Oxford University
Paul
Halsall's Byzantine Manuscripts Indices Bibliography
The Vatican
Library
Early
English Books Online (EEBO)
Digitalized images of all
books printed in England, Scotland, and Ireland (as well as English
books printed aborad) from 1475-1640. Off-campus access will require a
Penn ID.
Penn Library Databases:
International
Medieval Bibliography
Iter:
Gateway to the Middle Ages and Renaissance
Van
Pelt Library Medieval Manuscript Catalogs - Research Guide
Penn
Medieval Manuscript Microfilm Collection
Other links:
American
Academy
in Rome Summer Programs
Julia
Bolton Holloway's
Julian of Norwich Website
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