Links Related to Chaucer and Medieval Studies
Medieval Texts, including Chaucer
- Texts of Chaucer's Works Online (Chaucer MetaPage)
- Boethius in Modern English Translation
- Boethius in Latin
- Luminaria: Anthology of Middle English Literature (essential texts, articles, etc.)
- Canterbury Tales in Modern English Translation
- The Canterbury
Tales Project (have a look)
Medieval Manuscript Images
- Bodleian Library: Western Manuscripts to 1500: Browse about a thousand digitalized images from the holdings of the Bodleian
- Medieval Manuscripts: An interesting collection of links on the "Digital Medievalist" site
- One Hundred Highlights from the Royal Library (Koninklijke Bibliotheek), Brussels (some gorgeous illuminations)
- DScriptorium: some terrific images from manuscripts, and links to other fascinating sites--by Prof. Jesse Hurlbut (Brigham Young University)
- The Digital Scriptorium: very useful--a searchable database of images in medieval manuscripts conserved in libraries worldwide.
- "The
Classic Text: Geoffrey Chaucer," part of an exhibit by the Univ.
of Wisconsin-Madison library; great site for history of the book.
Websites dedicated to Chaucer and Middle English Literature
The Chaucer MetaPage
: here it is, the nerve center for all things Chaucerian, brought to you
by UNC's Joseph Wittig and his team of geniuses, many of whose pages appear
below.
- Alan Baragona's Chaucer Page
- Larry Benson's Chaucer Page (Harvard University)
- Edwin Duncan's Chaucer Page (Towson State University)
- Anniina Jokinen's Chaucer Site (Part of Luminarium: see also her "Anthology of Middle English Literature Page")
--amazingly full- Chaucer Bibliography by Stephen Reimer (University of Alberta)--very extensive, recently updated (January 2014)
- Alan Baragona's New Improved Semi-systematic Serendipitous Chaucer Bibliography Includes a list of important print bibliographies, most annotated, as well as important scholarly studies.
Glossaries
- NetSERF's Hypertext Medieval Glossary
- A Basic Chaucer Glossary (thanks again to Edwin Duncan)
Medieval Women
- Medieval Women Sites (from Labyrinth)
- Medieval Feminist Index
Chaucernet: An Electronic Forum
(thanks to Edwin Duncan)- Chaucernet: What it Is
- How to subscribe to Chaucernet
- ChaucerNet Message Archives-- one can find essential info in the records of list exchanges
- Listserv Commands for Chaucernet
- Laura Hodges's "Netiquette" for Chaucernet
More On-Line Research Aids
(see main site for Chaucer databases)- FirstSearch (must have authorization and password, which you can get from WSU Libraries)
- GRIFFIN (WSU On-Line Catalogue)
- Voice of the Shuttle (English Literature)
- The Labyrinth A comprehensive, searchable site providing resources in all areas of medieval culture.
- The Medieval Sourcebook A site from Fordham University providing links to translations of many medieval texts.
- ORB: The Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies The ORB is an academic site, written and maintained by medieval scholars for the benefit of their fellow instructors and serious students. All articles have been judged by at least two peer reviewers. Authors are held to high standards of accuracy, currency, and relevance to the field of medieval studies.
- BNF Catalogue Général: Online Catalogue of the Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Paris. Useful for bibliography, and contains lots of material in PDF (through GALLICA).
- Gallica: Bibliothèque numérique de la BNF, Paris. A huge collection of downloadable texts (journals, books).
- Columbia Guide to Online [Citation] Style
Bible Research
- ARTFL Searchable Latin Vulgate Bible with on-page links to parallel translations into English (KJV), German (Luther), and French (Segond)|
- Douai-Rheims Catholic Bible (in English)
Classical and Early Medieval Research
My other web pages for medieval (etc.) courses
European Research Library Home Pages
- Bodleian Library, Oxford
- The British Library, London
- Bibliothèque Nationale de France, Paris
- Vatican Library (Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana)
- Archivio Segreto Vaticano/Vatican Secret Archives
Catholic Church information and materials
- The Catholic Encyclopedia: it's the 1913 edition, so you'll still have to consult the latest printed (or CD) version before you cite it in print; nevertheless, this is an invaluable online resource for anything concerning church history.
- Splendors of Christendom (Christus Rex): a simply stunning collection of image bases and other information--see for yourself.
- A Treasury of Latin Prayers (Thesaurus Precum Latinarum)
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