By Time Period
- 282
- Codices Electronici Ecclesiae Coloniensis
- The medieval manuscript holdings of the Episcopal dioecesan and cathedral library Cologne digitized. 140,000 pages and descriptive metadata are available. NB Use the 'Optionen' tab to get to the english-language version.
- 283
- Codices Electronici Sangallenses
- A virtual library of medieval manuscripts from the monastery of St. Gall, Switzerland.
- 284
- Les Très Riches Heures du Duc de Berry
- The Paris Web Museum provides a guide and illustrations of the famous calendar section of this beautiful illuminated book of hours commissioned by the Duc de Berry c.1412.
- 285
- Medieval Paleography
- Part of an MA course, this introduction gives hands-on experience for reading, interpreting and understanding medieval texts.
- 286
- Medieval Writing
- An introduction to the history of writing in Western Europe, including basic paleography and the social history of literacy.
- 287
- Peraldus.ch
- Bibliography for some 35,000 ancient and medieval manuscripts housed in ancient or modern libraries. Includes links to online resources.
- 288
- Rome Reborn: the Vatican Library and Renaissance Culture
- An online museum that presents some 200 of the Vatican Library's most precious manuscripts, books, and maps.
- 289
- Scriptorium
- Illustrated glossary explaining the monastic scriptorium from Joe Chiffriller, part of the New York Carver.
- 290
- The Aberdeen Bestiary
- An on-line database of text, digitised images, commentary and translation from the 12th century encyclopedia of the natural world.
- 291
- The Burnet Psalter. University of Aberdeen
- Full-page images (text and illustration) and details from this 15th-century manuscript. Includes an introduction, commentaries, notes on editorial and technical practice, and a bibliography. The text is accompanied by a full transcription of the Latin and summaries in English.
- 292
- The Medieval Bestiary
- An online repository of information on the Medieval Book of Beasts - the Bestiary - its history, meaning and sources, and on animals in the Middle Ages in general.
- 294
- Civil Patrons of Christianity
- The complete text from The History of the Christian Church by Henry C. Sheldon, 1895
- 296
- Frederick II, Stupor Mundi (1215 - 1250)
- A biography of the 'Wonder of the World', the Holy Roman Emperor who shaped 12th century Europe.
- 297
- Frederick of Hohenstaufen
- A brief essay on the Holy Roman Emperor Frederick II as one of the Saints of Ecclesia Gnostica Catholica.
- 298
- Olga's Gallery - Sultan Mehmet II
- Biography of the famous Ottoman ruler who conquered Constantinople (Istanbul/Byzantium) in 1453.
- 299
- Medieval Academy of America
- The Medieval Academy of America, the first organization of medievalists in North America when it was founded in 1925, is the largest organization in the world devoted to Medieval studies. Its goal is the support of research, publication, and teaching in all aspects of the Middle Ages.