Featured Titles
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The Arthurian annals : the tradition in English from 1250 to 2000Call Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- DA152.5.A7N37 -
Women medievalists and the academyCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- D116.5.W66 -
Atlas of the medieval worldCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- D117.M35
Reference Works
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A Dictionary of Medieval Heroes: Characters in Medieval Narrative Traditions and Their Afterlife in Literature, Theatre, and the Visual ArtsCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- PN682.C5V3513
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Chronology of the medieval world, 800 to 1491Call Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- D118.S855
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Classical Myths and Legends in the Middle Ages and RenaissanceCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- PN669.B78
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Dictionary of Medieval Terms and PhrasesCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- DA129.C67
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Dictionary of the Middle Ages (13 Vols.)Call Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- D114.D5
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Encyclopedia of barbarian Europe : society in transformationCall Number: : Main Library General Collection - 1st Floor -- D135.F73
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Encyclopedia of Medieval Church ArtCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- N7943.A1T37
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Encyclopedia of the medieval worldCall Number: Main Library General Collection - 1st Floor -- D114.E55
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Extraordinary Women of the Medieval and Renaissance WorldCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- HQ1143.E93
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Medieval England : an encyclopediaCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- DA129.M43
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Medieval France : an encyclopediaCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- DC33.2.M44
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Medieval Iberia : an encyclopediaCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- DP99.M33
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Medieval Italy : an encyclopediaCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- DG443.M43
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Medieval Jewish civilization : an encyclopediaCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- DS124.M386
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Medieval Scandinavia : an encyclopediaCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- DL30.M43
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Medieval science, technology, and medicine : an encyclopediaCall Number: Main Library General Collection - 4th Floor -- Q124.97.M43
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Trade, travel, and exploration in the Middle Ages : an encyclopediaCall Number: Main Library Reference - 2nd Floor -- HF1001.T7
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Women and gender in medieval EuropeCall Number: Main Library General Collection - 3rd Floor -- HQ1147.E85W66
Cambridge Companions
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The Cambridge Companion to Medieval English TheatreCall Number: Main Library General Collection - 4th Floor -- PN2587.C36Provides an up-to-date account of the field, aimed at students of English literature and theatre, as well as showing how the plays can be appreciated by the theatre-going public in modern productions.
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The Cambridge Companion to Medieval Jewish PhilosophyCall Number: Main Library General Collection - 1st Floor -- B755.C36Serves as an introduction to the major Jewish thinkers of the period.
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The Cambridge Companion to Medieval PhilosophyCall Number: Main Library General Collection - 1st Floor -- B720.C36Guide to philosophy from from Augustine to Thomas Aquinas and beyond, including Islamic and Jewish thinkers such as Avicenna and Maimonides. Supplementary material includes chronological charts and biographies of the major thinkers.
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The Cambridge Companion to Medieval RomanceCall Number: Main Library General Collection - 4th Floor -- PN671.C36Includes essays on the origins of romance in French and English courts, the transmission and evolution of these stories throughout Europe, manuscripts, gender roles in chivalry, and courtly love.
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The Cambridge Companion to Medieval Women's WritingCall Number: Main Library General Collection - 4th Floor -- PN682.W6C36Includes essays that seek to recover the lives and particular experiences of medieval women by concentrating on various kinds of texts: the texts they wrote themselves and texts that attempted to shape, limit, or expand their lives.
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The Cambridge Companion to Renaissance HumanismCall Number: Main Library General Collection - 1st Floor -- CB361.C26Includes essays that deal with all aspects of the movement, from its origins in Italy to its manifestation in the literature of More, Sidney and Shakespeare.
