Primary Sources Around the Web
- ARTstor This link opens in a new window
Includes digital images of art for the teaching of art history and other fields in the humanities and social sciences.
- Christian Classics Ethereal LibraryA digital library of hundreds of classic Christian books hosted and maintained by Calvin University. These translations are part of the public domain and thus free to read, but Dr. Marafioti may prefer more recent translations. Seek her advice if you're unsure about a text's quality.
- Digitized Medieval Manuscripts AppDMMapp (Digitized Medieval Manuscripts app) links to more than 500 libraries in the world. Each one of these contains digitized medieval manuscripts that can be browsed for free.
- Internet Medieval SourcebookPart of the ORB: On-line Reference Book for Medieval Studies, the site contains the full-text of some sources from the Middle Ages.
- Library of Latin Texts (LLT-A) This link opens in a new window
Latin texts, from Antiquity through the patristic period, Middle Ages, and early modern and modern eras.
- Online Medieval and Classical LibraryDigital, searchable collection of some of the most important literary works of classical and medieval civilization.
- Primary Source Guide for Medieval History (University of Washington)It's a link farm, but what a link farm! Here you'll find digitized manuscripts, letters written by medieval women, early Christian writing, and more.
Primary sources in the Library
Find primary sources in the Coates Library catalog by using the keyword "sources" in an advanced search as pictured below. Be sure to limit your search to the subject field.
To find primary sources at other libraries, use the same advanced search technique on WorldCat. Use Interlibrary Loan to obtain items Trinity doesn't have. You can also locate primary sources by working through secondary ones. Scour those notes and references!