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Use the filters below to search by century, era, geography, type of resource, and other topics of interest to students of the medieval past.
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Browse a searchable, electronic edition of works of canon law used by Carolingian readers.
Listen to 5-10 minutes podcast episodes on medieval legal concepts and terminologies on "Civil Law, Common Law, Customary Law."
Search through an extensive collection of links to published, digitized medieval English records, as well as helpful regnal calendars.
Browse a list of resources for teaching art history, especially in an online environment.
View Meghan L. Cook's list of resources for teaching book history.
Access bibliography of printed primary sources on legal history.
Access a large linked collection of research on the Crusades, with links to view and download volumes. Collected by Adam Bishop.
Study digitized manuscripts and bibliographical data made available from Houghton Library's collection of medieval and Renaissance manuscripts.
Find information about rare Medieval books in the Library of Congress's holdings.
A series of morning reflections on medieval handwriting by Lisa Fagin Davis.
The Medieval Academy of America has made available several of the sessions of the 2020 Virtual Annual Meeting.
Find information about medical manuscripts, women, and literature in the medieval world.
Find research on Peter Kidd's blog regarding the history, contents, and other backgrounds of manuscripts.
Search through the Vatican's immense and growing digital collection of manuscripts and other materials that are of interest to scholars of medieval and late antique history and cultures.
Search and browse through a large number of digitized manuscripts from the collections of Cambridge University and its colleges.
Search through the medieval manuscript holdings of hundreds of global libraries, with information on library copyright statements, notes about repositories, and much more.
Search and browse through many hundreds of digitized medieval manuscripts held in Switzerland's libraries and museums.
Search a database of manuscript descriptions for texts pertaining to early medieval monasticism, compiled by Albrecht Diem.
Find images and other resources at the University of Pennsylvania's Kislak Center.