Useful Websites for Renaissance Studies
Listed below are some useful websites for Renaissance Studies. The Useful Websites for History is also a valuable source of information.
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Full text of 'The Civilization of the Renaissance in Italy' by Jacob Burckhardt. |
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Information about early modern women writers. |
Access to a collection of online texts by Edmund Spenser. |
Access to primary European primary historical documents. |
et Instituts d'Etudes de la Renaissance Information and resources from FISIER. |
Online access to seventeenth century German imprints of Baroque festival culture. |
![]() Database of the first lines of manuscript verse C13 - C19 held by institutions in the US and UK |
News, conference details and discussion lists for Renaissance Studies. |
Access French resources about Medieval and Renaissance history and literature. |
Online access to the full text of 'Les Antiquities de Rome' by Joachim du Bellay. |
Further information about this research centre for Renaissance Studies and related information. |
A Lyon (1564) Full text of this work by Francois Rabelais. |
Access to French humanist texts. Texts are also available in other languages. |
Access to three million letters sent and received by members of the Medici family 1537-1743. |
Access to information and resources about costs and consumption in Italy 1300-1650. |
Searchable database of tax information for the city of Florence in 1427-29. |
Access to internationally renowned collections in the late medieval and early modern periods. |
Online index and information about Latin place names. |
Online database with information about office holders of the Florentine Republic 1282-1532. |
Digitised early renaissance texts compiled by the University of Toronto. |
An online repository of works printed in English between 1477 and 1799. |
Primary and secondary sources in early modern English literature from the Perseus Digital Library. |
Online access to 253 digitised Renaissance festival books. |
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Access to news, resources and information. |
Access to articles, papers and websites related to the sixteenth century. |
Online access to biographical and bibliographical information on particular poets, selected poems, and articles from electronic journals. |
Full text of 'Tiers Livre' written by François Rabelais. |
literature 1485-1603 Access to sixteenth century literary resources. |
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Produced by Harvard University. Access to the Villa I Tatti website and to I Tatti Studies |
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