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Medieval World Web

• Byzantine & Medieval Studies - Paul Halsall's page of links.
• Labyrinth: A WWW server for Medieval Studies
• Late Antiquity Links (O'Donnell) - Augustine, Boethius, and a lot more.
• NetSERF - The Internet Connection for Medieval Resources, sponsored by the Department of History, The Catholic Univeristy of America
• Oxford Gateway to Medieval Studies
• The PSC Medieval Society Official Medieval Links List
• University of Virginia Index to WWW Medieval Resources

Archaeology

• ArchNet - A good starting place, managed at the University of Connecticut.
• ASOR Digs - Find out about summer dig opportunities in Syria, Jordan, Israel, Cypress, and Tunisia.
• Internet Archaeology - A consortium consisting of the British Academy, the Council for British Archaeology, and the Universities of Durham, Glasgow, Oxford, Southampton, and York.
• Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Archaeological Excavations -Provides information about current digs as well as online access to those digs that have web sites.
• University of Michigan Classics & Archaeology Server - A good list of links and a search engine.

Art & Architecture

• Byzantine Art & Architecture - Paul Halsall's list of links.
• Byzantine Links - Exhibitions of art and icons, Byzantine monasteries, tons of material on Constantinople, plus Mistra (Greece), Ravenna, Jerusalem and more. Links to other icon sites.
• Constantinople Home Page - With an emphasis on architecture.
• Monasteries in France - Images of 40 monasteries.

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Economy

Religion, Philosophy, & Science

• Augustine - Latin and/or English editions of some Augustine texts, plus images of Augustine and scholarly papers.
• Boethius - J. O'Donnell's page, with Latin/English text of The Consolation of Philosophy and further texts and notes.
• Christian Hagiography - Maintained by the Société des Bollandistes in Belgium.
• The "Confessio" of St. Patrick
• Dante Collection, ND Medieval Institute - The catalogue of an exhibit on Renaissance Dante in Print (1472-1629), prepared for display at Notre Dame in 1994. The catalogue lists only part of the extensive collection for which the University is renowned.
• Dante Links - Maintained by Otfried Lieberknecht.
• Medieval Science Page - Maintained by James McNelis at the University of Washington.

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Social Issues

• Medieval Women Home Page - Maintained at MacMaster College.

Texts & Tools

• Augustine - Latin and/or English editions of some Augustine texts, plus images of Augustine and scholarly papers.
• Boethius - J. O'Donnell's page, with Latin/English text of The Consolation of Philosophy and further texts and notes.
• Byzantine Texts - Paul Halsell's list of links.
• Cairo Genizah - The Taylor-Schechter Genizah Research Unit's site presenting materials on the 140,000 fragments of Hebrew and Jewish literature and documents ranging from biblical to 19th century texts.
• The Christian Classics Ethereal Library - Texts from the past 2000 years.
• The "Confessio" of St. Patrick
• Creeds & Confessions - From biblical creeds to the Baptist Faith and Message, Phil Johnson's compilation of normative statements.
• Ecumenical Council Documents - From Nicea to Vatican II.
• Guide to Early Church Documents - UPenn site with resources on canon formation and various early texts (Apostolic Fathers, patristic texts, creeds and canons, etc.).
• Hanover Texts and Documents: Europe
• Hebrew Texts and Manuscripts - An exhibition of printed books and MSS from the Library of the Center for Judaic Studies, University of Pennsylvania.
• Internet Medieval Sourcebook - Compiled by Paul Halsall, this resource is part of ORB, the Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies.
• Interpreting Ancient Manuscripts - A site maintained at Brown University with sections on paleography, manuscript transmission, textual criticism, a glossary and index, a table of Greek MSS, and an exercise in textual criticism.
• Middle English Collection at the University of Virginia
• Near Eastern Collections in the UC Berkeley Libraries - Islamica and Judaica/Hebraica.
• ORB - The Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies, with resources for teaching, medieval texts, an encyclopedia, and more.
• Project Libellus - A library of classical texts at the University of Washington, including Apuleius, Ausonius, Caesar, Catullus, Cicero, Horace, Livy, Ovid, Propertius, prudentius, Sallust, Tibullus, and Vergil (gopher site).
• Roman Law on the WWW - The Corpus Iuris Iustiniani.
• Texts from the Middle East - Some ancient texts (Code of Hammurabi), but mostly dating from the Christian (Apostolic Fathers, Ephrem) and Islamic eras.
• Thesaurus Linguae Latinae

 

Institutes, Libraries & Museums

• Ambrosiana Archive, ND Medieval Institute - An archive of the resources in the Biblioteca Ambrosiana, Milan. The ND web site currently houses thousands of the Biblioteca's 12,000 drawings, with more on the way. A separate site for Ambrosiana Manuscripts is planned.
• Snite Museum of Art: Alsdorf Gallery of Ancient and Medieval Art - Snapshots of several pieces in the collection.
• Medieval Institute at Western Michigan University, Kalamazoo
• University of Notre Dame Medieval Institute Library - A beautiful site providing access to the Institute's manuscripts, incunabula, and special collections.

Professional Societies

• Amsterdam Society for Medieval Studies
• The Medieval Academy of America - Click here to see their conference calendar.
• Texas Medieval Association

Journals

• Bryn Mawr Medieval Review - A gopher site indexing this journal of book reviews.
• Cromohs: Cyber Review of Modern Historiography - Out of Italy.
• Storia della Storiographia/Journal of Historiography

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