What's New in the Labyrinth

September 1998

• Sigurður Nordal Institute:  Icelandic Studies and Summer Programs

• Middle English Compendium

• Old English Manuscripts Database (John Herrington)

• Carolingian Biblical Exegesis, a bibliographical study (Burton Van Name Edwards)

• Iter: The bibliography of Christian Europe from 1300-1700
• Medieval Feminist Newsletter Bibliography.
• Latin Vulgate Bible (Dennis McCarthy)
• The Paris Prose, the first fifty Psalms in the Paris Psalter (Richard Stracke)
• Agnellus of Ravenna, Liber pontificalis ecclesiae Ravennatis (Ed. O. Holder-Egger)
• Thomas Usk, Testament of Love (Ed. R. Allen Shoaf)

• The Citizen's Gallery of Spello:  Art and architecture of this medieval town in Umbria, Italy.
• Modern Spelling Edition of Troilus and Criseyde
• Charlemagne Letters and Missi: (maintained by Paul Halsall)

          Letter to Baugaulf of Fuld
          General Capitulary of the Missi (802) First chapter
          Missi 17 (802)
          Einhard: Life of Charlemagne

• Matrix:  A collection of resources for the study of women's religious communities (500-1500) maintained by Yale University.
• Medieval Welsh Texts (Dual Language) (maintained by Chris Grooms)
• Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse. A searchable index maintained by the University of Michigan.
• Cathar Heresy: Voyage en Terre d'Oc (in French)

• Viking Archaeological Site:  Pledran, Brittany (in French), maintained by Axel Giauffret.
• Maps and History of Celtic and Roman Britain (maintained by David Nash Ford)

• The New Chaucer Society:  A professional organization focusing on the age of Chaucer.
• The Society for Confraternity Studies: Located at the Centre for Reformation and Renaissance Studies at the University of Toronto.

• Celtic Page: New Labyrinth page with links to various Celtic regions including Ireland, Scotland, Wales and Iberia.
• The Lollards: The current society provides insights into the beginnings of this heresy.

• Social and Cultural History: New Labyrinth page with new links dealing with religion, heresy, gender and sexuality.
• Medieval and Renaissance Instruments: Images and information on instruments from the Middle Ages and the Renaissance.
• Women and the Crusades: Mostly devoted to the Troubadors, this page looks at how the Crusades impacted the role of women in medieval society.
• Lepers: How society treated the disease and the diseased. (Maintained by Kenyon)

• Laws of William the Conqueror
• Database of Medieval Abbreviations: An extemely useful tool for scholars in transcribing medieval Latin manuscripts. It consists of a database (Main Dictionary and a database application (Abbreviationes) which provides the facilities for creating and accessing disk-based databases
• The Domesday Survey (1085-1086)
• The Domesday Appendices: Mathematical equivalents,the great eleven barons, great landholders and a wealth of other information.
• Domesday Book and Beyond:  Three Essays in the early history of England by F.W. Maitland.
• The Gathering of the Clans:  Scottish geneological information.

• The Troubadours: A look at the impact of the Crusades on women
• Middle English Word Indices: A useful tool for identifying lexical or rhetorical patterns or for simply locating particular references within Middle English texts.
• The Vatican Film Library
• English Historical Documents from the Avalon Project at Yale University.The Collection includes the Assize of Clarendon (1166),the Constitutions of Clarendon (1164), and the Confirmation of Charter (1297).

• The Inquisition Records of Jacque Fournier:An English translation of selected confessions by Cathar heretics and Jews to Bishop Jacques Fournier and the Inquisition at Pamiers.
• The New Anglo-Saxon Helmet Find at Northhamptonshire: Information on the Helmet and Grave of the site at Northhamptonshire.
• Website of International Civic Arms: A deep site especially with regard to European Civic heraldry.
• The Order of Tiron: Excellent resouces on the French monastics of Tiron-Gardais.
• Antologia ipertestuale della Letteratura Italiana: Excellent collection of Italian source material.

• Traictié de la forme et devis d'ung tournoy: The original French text that now accompanies the English translation.
• The Viking Home Page: An excellent resource, includes links to other sites as well as journals.
• Byzantium: A new link to a comprehensive site on the Byzantine Empire.

• The Julian of Norwich website.
• The History of King Richard III by Sir Thomas More: The middle English text from the University of Oregon.
• Images of Medieval French Architecture. An extensive collection of images including Medieval towns, castles, and ecclesiastical buildings.
• Die Freiburger Spielleyt: A medieval music ensemble.
• Traictié de la forme et devis d'ung tournoy, by René of Anjou.An English translation of the fifteenth century French text on the organization of tournaments. Includes links to images that accompany the manuscript.
• Images of Medieval English Architecture.

• Dictionary of the Language of Saxo Grammaticus
• Wulfila's translation of the Gospels according to St. Mark and St. Matthew in the Gothic Bible (ed. Tom De Herdt)
• Latinitas: An interactive Latin Grammar helper (by Bruce Robertson)
• The Williams College excavations at Psalmodi, France.
• International Center for Medieval Art
• Medieval Feminist Index: A collection of scholarship on women, sexuality and gender.
• New additions to the Music Page.

• Gedling Parish Church: A visual tour of the church in Nottingham.
• Historical Wiltshire: Includes images of Stonehenge, the Cathedral at Salisbury and Castle Combe.
• Historic Chester
• Historical Cornwall
• Irish Archeaology: An extensive collection of general and specific resouces pertaining to Irish archeaology.
• Remarques Curieuses sur le francais chante: Information on sung French from the Middle Ages to the Baroque periods.
• Amiens Cathedral: A multi-media project from Columbia University. Includes images, computer-generated graphics, a virtual tour and text.
• Carcassonne: Information, mostly textual, on the history of thisMedieval walled city.
• New additions to the Heraldry page.

• Exploring Lavenham Audio Tour .
• The Robin Hood Project at the University of Rochester.
• New Manuscripts in the Sala Family Archives.
• Secrets of the Norman Invasion: Includes primary sources, archaeological evidence and aerial photographs.
• The Richard III Society On-Line Library.
• New Medieval Women page.