Linguistics
- 1261
- The Latin Library
- A collection of Latin texts: classical, Christian, medieval, and modern, including such classics as Lewis Carroll's "Gabrobocchia".
- 1262
- The Library
- A library of Latin works, with introductions and translations (Dana Sutton, U of California).
- 1263
- Boethii, Marci Severi: Consolatio Philosophiae
- Boethius's Consolatio Philosophiae with grammatical and lexical notes, as well as an English translation.
- 1264
- Patrologia Latina
- An extensive collection of early Christian Latin texts (from Tertullian 200AD to the death of Pope Innocent III 1216AD). Requires a subscription for access.
- 1265
- The Confessions of Augustine: An Electronic Edition
- Searchable online Latin text with detailed scholarly commentary by James J. O'Donnell.
- 1266
- Alciato's Book of Emblems
- A collection of 212 Latin emblem poems, each consisting of a motto, a picture, and an epigrammatic text. Popular in the 16th and 17th centuries.
- 1271
- Luther: 95 Theses
- Or, Disputatio pro Declaratione Virtutis Indulgentiarum. Complete text in Latin. From Project Wittenberg.
- 1275
- Guillermi Ockhamensis: Dialogus
- An ongoing project to provide William of Ockham's "Dialogus" in Latin and English. The Latin is currently complete.
- 1276
- John XXII: Qui quorundam
- Bull on the Poverty of Christ and the Apostles as regards the Rule of the Friars Minor (1324).
- 1277
- John XXII: Quum inter Nonnullos
- Dogmatic Definition on the Poverty of Christ and the Apostles (1323).
- 1278
- Magna Carta, 1215 (Latin original)
- The original text first drawn up in 1215, the 1225 version having become part of the English law. Includes translation into English and a glossary.