Medieval Net Resources

• DecameronWeb: Brown University site devoted to Boccaccio.

• Internet Medieval Sourcebook:Medieval and Early Renaisssance literature archive. Dozens of excerpts and full text resources, including a section dedicated to hagiography, and others on the Reformation, the Catholic Reformation, and the Early Church Fathers

• Online Resource Book for Medieval Studies: a site maintained by medieval scholars including text materials and teaching resources such as syllabi

• Christian Classics Electronic Library: contains The World Wide Study Bible that attempts to integrate all Bible-related resources on the Web, as well as early Christian writings

• The Charette Project: medieval manuscript tradition of Chretien de Troye's Le Chevalier de Charette in a multi-media electronic archive

• A collection of medieval music at DeKalb College

• Boethius' Consolation of Philosophy in Latin and English, trans. by W.V. Cooper. London: J.M. Dent, 1902. Includes a metrical introduction and life of Boethius

• Boethius Internet Seminar

• Rome Reborn: The Vatican Library & Renaissance Culture: 200 of the Vatican Library's manuscripts, books, and maps. Presents the Vatican Library as the intellectual driving force behind the emergence of Rome as a political and scholarly superpower during the Renaissance

• Medieval Manuscript's including an Italian Bible and Livy's History of Rome

• Medieval Churches in Italy: images and short descriptions of churches in Italy and throughout Western Europe

• The Labyrinth: inexhaustible store of medieval resources at Georgetown University with a page of links to sites related to Italian medieval culture

• University of Virginia Electronic Text Center: texts in English, French, Cyrillic, Chinese...

• Project Gutenberg: comprehensive etext archive