What's New in the Labyrinth

October 1999

• New Crusades page
• New page of Medieval Studies Resources for Kids and Young Adults

August 1999

• La Diana (Société Historique et Archéologique du Forez)
• PhiloBiblon, union catalog of medieval Iberian manuscripts.

July 1999

• The Heroic Age
• A visual tour of the deserted medieval Armenian city of Ani
• Mediaevum, German, Latin, Neolatin texts, research, addresses, institutes, bibliographic search, Truetype font for medievalists, etc.
• The Churches of Umbria
• A 15th century Book of Hours from the Frick Fine Arts Library, University of Pittsburgh (Judith Golden)
• VML Verlag Marie Leidorf GmbH, producers and distributors of archaeological publications.
• Medieval Music Links: An index of medieval music Web links (all languages).
• Chivalric Traditions
• Ricardus de Bury, Philobiblon
• The Digital Scriptorium, visual union catalog of medieval manuscripts organized by Berkeley and Columbia..
• Chaucer (Derrick Pitard), online syllabus

June 1999

• De flore dietarum, Medical School of Salerno, Italy (from Madrilen manuscript), with Latin text, Italian version, Preface and Vocabulary.
• The Cardinall's Musick, English Renassaince ensemble
• Early Medieval Corpus of Coin Finds 410-1180
• History of Kenilworth, Warwickshire
• LIBRO: Library of Iberian Resources Online, a full-text library of monographs dealing with medieval Iberia.

May 1999

• The Tabulae Manuscripts, MS Cod. 1-15.500 of the Austrian National Library
• Austrian manuscript resources

April 1999

• Entirely rebuilt Arthurian Studies section. This section is built with Web/database technology that allows you to sort the information to meet your needs. We expect to rebuild the entire Labyrinth with this technology to make it easier to use.
• The Chaucer MetaPage, a definitive collection of online Chaucer resources
• The Chronique Knighthood, Chivalry, and Tournaments Resource Library

• New Labyrinth page: Information about labyrinths
• Chepman & Myllar prints (earliest Scottish printed books), National Library of Scotland
• Disputatito: An International Transdisciplinary Journal of the Late Middle Ages (Northwestern UP)
• Speculum
• Club Bibliofilo Versol (facsimiles)
• Fonts recreating medieval manuscript handwriting

• The Ulster Cycle
• Medioevo Italiano, medieval Italian culture and language
• I normanni nel Sud, the history of the Normans in Italy
• Ancient and Medieval Maps

• Philippe de Vigneulles, a site dedicated to the life and works of the late medieval chronicler of the city of Metz.
• Oxford Text Archive's new page

• Duderstadt Municipal Archive, an archive municipal records dating back to the thirteenth century
• Chaucer: An Annotated Guide to Online Resources
• Medieval English Towns
• Medieval Literature online course materials (John Bowers)

• Anonymous 4 (medieval music ensemble)
• The Italian Index at Brigham Young University, a database of scholarly sites organized by time period (including early, middle, and late middle ages and humanism) and topic.
• Javier Espada's "Arte Románico en el Reino de Aragón", Romanesque art in the Kingdom of Aragon (en español).
• Michael Hanly's Chaucer Bibliography
• Stepher R. Reimer's Chaucer Bibliography
• Therese Bonin's "Thomas Aquinas in English: A Bibliography" (includes an explanation of common abbreviations in Thomas's works)

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