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Art and Architecture

Arts and Architecture: The Labyrinth's art and architecture page. Includes links for museums and exhibits, artists, and specific image databases.
Art of the Middle Ages: A part of Art History Resources on the Web.
Medieval & Renaissance History: Medieval studies page for the History Department at New York University. Links are organized by discipline.
Medieval Architecture: NetSERF's architecture page. Link categories include abbeys, cathedrals, castles, and cities and towns. Links to image databases are also included.
Medieval Art: NetSERF's art page. Links are arranged by artists, civilization, or period.
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History

Bede.Net: Site concerning The Venerable Bede.
Early Church Fathers: Contains 38 volumes of the writings of Ante-Nicene, Nicene, and Post-Nicene Fathers. Full text.
Guide to Early Church Documents
Medieval & Renaissance History: Medieval studies page for the History Department at New York University. Links are organized by discipline.
Medieval History: NetSERF's medieval history page.
Monumenta Germaniae Historica: On-line index to MGH. Titles are in Latin, helps in German.
Virtual Library from the European University Institute, Florence, Italy :One of the most complete and easily accessible history pages.
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Language

Literature

Anthology of Middle English Literature: An online anthology of middle english literature organized by author. Entries include biographical information and critical essays as well as primary works. Also includes categories on middle english plays and lyrics.
Literary Resources: Medieval (Rutgers University): Links to various online resources including general databases and sites concerned with specific authors.
Medieval Feminist Index (Haverford College): A search engine that covers journal articles, book reviews, and essays in books about women, sexuality, and gender during the Middle Ages.
Medieval Studies/Cultural Studies: A Basic Reading List: A bibliography of criticism in the field of medieval cultural studies.
Voice of the Shuttle: English Literature (Medieval): Includes links to general resources, resources by works and author, criticism and critics, and journals.
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Music

Classical Net: Historical information on composers and repetoire lists.
The Gregorian Chant Homepage (Princeton University)
Medieval Music & Arts Foundation: Basic information about early music and specific information about recordings and performers. Includes lists of festivals, concerts and competitions.
Medieval Music Databases (La Trobe University): A searchable, browsable database of composers and manuscripts.
Music Resources (Sibelius Academy):Links to early music resources on the Web.
Music Resources on the World Wide Web (Yale University): Links to early music and chant sites.
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Paleography and Manuscripts

The Aberdeen Bestiary
DScriptorium
Manuscripts, Paleography, Codicology: The Labyrinth's paleography and manuscripts page with links to manuscript images, bibliographies, manuscript catalogues, and research libraries with manuscript collections.
The Electronic Beowulf: Available through Blackmask.com..
The E-text of Beowulf and Judith: Available through Georgetown University Labyrinth Website (in Old English)

Philosophy and Theology

Bede.Net: Site concerning The Venerable Bede.
Early Church Fathers:Contains 38 volumes of the writings of Ante-Nicene, Nicene, and Post-Nicene Fathers. Full text.
Guide to Early Church Documents
Medieval Philosophy: NetSerf's page on medieval philosophy including several links to Internet resources for St. Thomas Aquinas.
Medieval Philosophy: Select Bibliography (Marist College): A bibliography of books and articles on medieval philosophy as well as links to Internet resources.
Philosophy and Theology: The Labyrinth's page including links to specific philosophers, bibliographies and philosophy resources on the Internet.
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Science

The Medieval Science Page: Links to Internet resources that deal with aspects of medieval science organized by topic.
The Medieval Technology Pages (New York University): Information on technological innovation and related subjects in western Europe during the Middle Ages. Organized by subject and chronologically.
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