If you have any resources for medieval studies of any kind, share them here! I'll start with a couple of my favorites:
The Geoffrey Chaucer webpage from Harvard! You can find line-by-line translations of the Riverside edition of The Canterbury Tales here, with the Middle English on top of a modern English translation.
Here, you can find a Middle English Dictionary! For those of us crazy enough to jump straight in to reading in ME.
More to come!
Resources!
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I have more, since no one's biting, here!
This one has the full text for several medieval texts - often via external links, and in several locations, too! - though I do take issue with their time period classifications
There's also study guides, biographies, and a few other goodies, though oddly the Chaucer page doesn't link to the Harvard Chaucer website.
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No one else? I just found this marvelous site called The Labyrinth and I think I may be in love. Take a look around - lots and lots of information on multiple subjects within Medieval Studies! Though yes, some sections are more extensive than others.
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