Online version of the Aberdeen Bestiary which contains links, texts, images, and articles from the 12th century encyclopedia of the natural world.

This is a collection of bibliographical references to medieval manuscripts.

Site full-page images, text, illustration and details from this fifteenth-century manuscript.

Features 140,000 pages and descriptive meta data about medieval manuscript holdings of the Episcopal diocesan and cathedral library Cologne.

An image database of medieval and renaissance manuscripts, intended to unite scattered resources, this involves technical information, project facts and search guide.

Provides access to over 80 early manuscripts digitally scanned directly from the originals.

Index, bibliography and time charts of early medieval maps.

An image-based edition of Beowulf, the great Old English poem plus comprehensive collection of images of the Old English Poem.

Chronicle important details about the prayer book of the queen, plus links to other historical pages.

Includes time and space, legal imagination, animals, knowledge and education, work and daily life, faces of gods, and Medival forms of power.

The original Riches Heures manuscript is stored in the Chantilly museum, thus featured online the pictures, and documentations.

Animals of the middle age are featured from introductions to different contents, beasts, manuscripts, articles and other related links.

Data base images and information about the collection of the Dutch Royal Library and the Museum Meermanno-Westreenianum in The Hague.

Illustrations of the 51 leaves from Western European manuscripts of the 12th - 16th centuries.

Based on an exhibit prepared by Dr. Marina Smyth, Librarian of the Medieval Institute, this contains manuscripts in Facsimile and more important features.

Image gallery and facts about the medieval paleography of Edward 1 silver penny to the early modern paleography of Henry V half groat.

Information about the Morosini Codex as the largest surviving single private document from 15th century Venice, consisting of 561 folios written on both sides.

Virtual medieval tour that features Scriptorium information and links.

Virtual guide to the interactive Library of Congress Vatican Exhibit.