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Dictionaries Online
(To Define or Not to Define is not a question)
English-Latin Dictionary Hosted by the University of Notre Dame
Etymology Dictionary
Latin-English Dictionary Hosted by the University of Notre Dame
Latin-English Dictionary Hosted by the STOA Consortium
More Linguistic (Not Sausage) Links
Renaissance Dictionaries and Word Usage
What is the correct way to indicate possession?
What is a lack of parallelism?
What is a run-on or fused sentence?
What is subject-verb agreement?
What is a vague pronoun reference?
The Brilliant History of Printing - Which came first, Jikji or the Gutenberg Bible?
Faith and Sacred Texts
The Gutenberg Bible
Professor Rebecca Duncan at Meredith College sent me this information literacy link
All-purpose, multi-faceted website with countless links for exploring Medieval studies
For more information on medieval women, see the excellent website by Shorter alum, Sherron Lux
Catherine N. Ball’s Old English Pages
Dream of the Rood
The Electronic Cædmon's Hymn by Medieval Academy of America (Boydell and Brewer), editor Daniel Paul O'Donnell, University of Lethbridge
The Electronic Guide to Old English by Peter S. Baker
The Electronic Sermo Lupi Ad Anglos by Melissa J. Bernstein (Don't miss this fiery sermon in its bilingual form online!)
The Heroic Age Online Journal
Lots of Great Old English Links (University of Cambridge)
Old English Aerobics by Peter S. Baker
Old English Newsletter online
Old English at The University of Virginia (Peter S. Baker)
Online Anglo-Saxon Dictionary (Joseph Bosworth)
Online Bosworth-Toller Anglo-Saxon Dictionary
Dictionary of Old English, University of Toronto
University of Toronto’s Old English Pages
Publishing Tips from Manus & Associates Literary Agency
See Jeff Herman's Writer's Guide to Book Publishers, Editors & Literary Agents 2007
See Jeff Herman's Write the Perfect Book Proposal: 10 That Sold and Why
See Rachel Vater's Guide to Literary Agents
Audiovisual Shakespeare (Encyclopedia Britannica's audio and video clips of Shakespeare's work)
"A Century of Shakespeare on Film," by Kenneth S. Rothwell
Complete Works of William Shakespeare
Hornbooks (Including Great Photos)
Professor Harry Rusche's Students' Shakespeare blogs
Renaissance word meanings (University of Toronto website)
Selected Shakespeare Filmography (by Encyclopedia Britannica)
Shakespeare Editions on the Internet
Shakespeare Resources Online
Shakespeare Website (by Encyclopedia Britannica, includes links on Shakespeare, the Globe, Biographies, the Plays, and the Elizabethan Context)
Who's the Author? Francis Bacon, Edward de Vere, Seventeenth Earl of Oxford, or?
Term Papers
MLA, APA, Chicago Citation Stylesheets at UC Berkeley Library
OWL Online Writing Lab at Purdue University
A splendid MLA style sheet website sent to me by Professor Barbara Pittman from Mercyhurst College
Professor James Hodges's Bright Website on Term Papers & Much More!