This site is a wonderful resource for those interested in Orthodoxy, early Church history and medieval studies. It includes links to original texts, translations, maps and images, films, online courses and guides. Labyrinth is a global information network providing free, organized access to electronic resources in medieval studies through a World Wide Web server at Georgetown University. A splendid Internet connection for all manner of medieval resources, including medieval religion. At NetSERF's Research Center you can find articles and papers, bibliographies, journals, and many other invaluable lists.
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Clemens and Alcuin Joint Libraries of the College of Saint Benedict and Saint John's University . This page is dedicated to monastic and theological WWW resources. For more Benedictine information, see The Order of Saint Benedict Home Page . Scholarly Links of Interest is James J. O'Donnell's home page and provides many Internet-based resources in early Church history and late antiquity. It is especially strong on St. Augustine.