Web resources for the study of 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

Individual Women

• The Shewings of Julian of Norwich - Modern English Translation, Complete text
  • The Shewings of Julian of Norwich - Middle English version.

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