Epistolæ is a collection of medieval Latin letters to and from women. The letters collected here date from the 4th to the 13th centuries, and they are presented in their original Latin as well as in English translation. The letters are organized by the name and biography of the women writers or recipients. Biographical sketches of the women, descriptions of the subject matter of the letters, and the historical context of the correspondence are included where available.

The aim of Florilegium Urbanum is to provide a considered selection of primary source texts illustrative of various aspects of medieval urban life, and to present those texts in modern English. The texts have been translated from the original Latin or Anglo-Norman French, or converted from Middle English; the language of the original is indicated in the header for each document.

Over 1100 images of medieval (and a few later) manuscripts are offered for browsing, in date order. They are taken from the Library's filmstrips and slide collection, and include illuminations and text-pages. These webpages were developed as part of a HEFCE-funded project to catalogue 'Medieval and Renaissance Manuscripts Acquired since 1916'. A summary list of early manuscripts acquired since 1916 is incorporated under individual shelfmarks (MSS, Lat, etc.).

The Labyrinth provides free, organized access to resources in medieval studies. Includes links to sites containing primary sources.