Dr. Giovanna Murano's  list of canon law incipits

  Prof. Dolezalek's  data base
 

Links
Manuscripts of medieval Canon Law and Roman law in particular

    Decretum Gratiani, full text  click 
    Decretales Gregorii IX papae (Liber Extra)  click
    Corpus iuris civilis, full text  click
    Corpus iuris civilis, full text  click

    Stephan Kuttner Institute of Medieval Canon Law   click
                  Offers links to web sites of canon law, legal history and catalogues of libraries.

    Università degli studi, Milano: Istituto di storia del diritto italiano  click
                  Possesses about 3000 microfilms of manuscripts and has bibliographical card files on them.
                   On request by e-mail, the personnel of the Institute will consult the card files as well as a respective internal electronic data base.

    Università degli studi, Roma "La Sapienza": Istituto di storia del diritto italiano   click
                  Access to the Istituto's OPAC (very rich in antiquarian Jus Commune literature) and to links

    Institut für Deutsche und Rheinische Rechtsgeschichte der Universität Bonn (prof. M. Schmoeckel)  click
                  A very large collection of links (superating all other such collections) to institutions active in legal history.

    University of California, Berkeley: Robbins collection  click
                  Has a superb stock of printed Jus Commune literature as well as some manuscripts

    Max Planck Institut für Europäische Rechtsgeschichte click
                  Offers, among other, links of legal history and virtual libraries as well as a directory of scholars.
                   The OPAC gives access to the Institute's library - which is the world's best on late legal history of Europe in general,
                   from the twelfth century onward.

    Medieval canonists. A bio-bibliographical listing (prof. Kenneth Pennington, Catholic University of America, Washington)  click
                  An excellent cumulation of  biographical data on medieval jurists from 1140 to 1500.

     Medieval law texts, Fordham University  click
                  Offers links to sites where full texts of medieval law are stored.

    Biographisch-Bibliographisches Kirchenlexikon  click
                  Alphabetical dictionary, it also contains biographies of medieval authors of canon law works

    University of Aberdeen, Civil Law Centre: Roman law resources click
                  A good portal for research in Roman law and Jus Commune, maintained by Dr. Ernest Metzger

    Iura communia click
                  A good portal for research in Jus Commune, maintained by prof. Mario Montorzi, Pisa.

    Universiteit Utrecht   click
                  Another useful portal for research in legal history

Medieval manuscripts in general

    Virtual library - Historische Hilfswissenschaften, Universität München   click
                 The largest portal for codicology.

    Hill Monastic Manuscript Library   click
                 Data base in collaboration between the Hill Monastic Manuscript Library and the Vatican Film Library of Saint Louis University

    Vivarium   click
                 Data base in collaboration between the Hill Monastic Manuscript Library, the St. John's University and the College of St. Benedict

    Institut de Recherche et d' Histoire des Textes click
                 The IRHT has two seats: at Paris, Avenue d' Iéna, and at Orléans. It offers, among other,
                  a vast collection of microfilms of manuscripts and very large card files which are gradually being digitalized.

    Kommission für Schrift- und Buchwesen des Mittelalters der Österr. Akad.der Wissenschaften  click
                 Offers a large collection of links for cataloguers of manuscripts.

    Mediaevistik im Internet click
                 A portal with links for research in manuscripts, incunabula and early prints.

    Manuscripta Mediaevalia (Marburg, Institut für Kunstgeschichte)  click
                        A portal to the central index of new catalogues in Germany, to the Marburg photo archive and to many other sites

    Stadt- und Universitätsbibliothek Frankfurt/Main  click
                 Offers a large collection of links for cataloguers of manuscripts.

    Arizona Center of Medieval and Renaissance Studies  click
                 The official web site of the Medieval Academy of America

    Bayerische Staatsbibliothek München, Abteilung Handschriften  click
    Staatsbibliothek Berlin  click
    British Library, London  click
    Biblioteca nacional, Madrid  click
    Bibliothèque nationale, Paris  click
    Biblioteca Apostolica Vaticana  click

    Orbis latinus  click
                  Latin geographical names = the standard publication by Johann Georg  Theodor Grässe, 1909

    Grotefend  click
                  Standard publication on chronology

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(Okt. 2006)