Links

From Hortulus

Resources for Teaching Medieval Courses

Comitatus: Teaching Resources -- Chaucer, Anglo-Saxon, Arthurian, 15th Century, and Miscellaneous (Purdue University, Student Organization)

Internet Resources for Medievalists (Columbia University)

The Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies

Literary Resources-Medieval (Jack Lynch, Rutgers)

Using the Internet for Medieval Studies Research

Voice of the Shuttle: Anglo-Saxon and Medieval English Literature (University of California, Santa Barbara)

Bodleian Library: Manuscript Images to 1500

British History Online

Chaucer Bibliography Online

Chaucer Concordance

Chaucer Page (Harvard)

Digital Scriptorium

Electronic Text Center (University of Virginia Library): Middle English Collection

Feminae: Medieval Women and Gender Index

Internet Medieval Sourcebook

Interpreting Ancient Manuscripts

Luminarium: Anthology of Middle English Literature

Medieval English Studies Newsletter (Keio University, Tokyo)

Middle English Compendium (includes dictionary)

TEAMS Middle English Texts

Unbound Bible (with Douay-Rheims & Latin Vulgate)

Resources for Composition Courses

Harvard’s Writing Center has a comprehensive selection of handouts

Jack Lynch of Rutgers has an on-line guide to grammar full of hyperlinks.

On Thesis Statements

And More on Thesis Statements.

On Paragraphing

On Paragraphing

On Paragraphing

On Literary Terms