This page is still very much under construction, but will contain links to additional internet material that you might find interesting or informative. Please do suggest links to me if you find anything worthwhile.

Sites on Medieval Women

General Sites:

• Labyrinth - A very good general medieval history site, maintained by Georgetown. A good place to start.
  • Their page with resources for medieval women's history
• Medieval Feminist Index - A searchable list of scholarly articles about medieval women

More specific sites:

• Feminae Romanae - A great page on Roman women
• Diotima - A scholarly site on women and gender in the Ancient World
• Matrix - A scholarly resource for the study of women's religious communities, 400-1600 C.E.
• Other Women's Voices - Translations of women's writing before 1700
• TEAMS Medieval Texts - Full version texts in the original Middle English
• A page of Medieval and Renaissance images of the female body

Individuals

• The Shewings of Julian of Norwich - Modern English Translation, Complete text
  • The Shewings of Julian of Norwich - Middle English version.
• An excellent page on Christine di Pizan