I am very pleased to announce a new AHRC-funded project which (among other things) will result in some important extensions to the DigiPal framework. 'Models of Authority' is ...
Although there aren't many Anglo-Saxon manuscripts available yet, Cambridge University Library is digitising its collection and making images available through a zoomable viewer and (at low resolution) for download under a Creative Commons CC-BY-NC 3.0 licence.
At the time of writing, Anglo-Saxon manuscripts online that I have found are:
...I am very pleased to announce the publication of English Vernacular Minuscule from Æthelred to Cnut, circa 990 – circa 1035 (Cambridge: D.S. Brewer, 2014). The book is available from Boydell and Brewer, and (as the title suggests) it presents a study of the vernacular script of the early ...
Perhaps this is old news, but I have just stumbled across a collection of the papers of Françoise Henry on the UCD Digital Library website. The collection includes 174 items by Henry now held in the UCD Archives, and includes research notes, correspondence, articles and lectures. Quoting from ...
The Bodleian Library has a large quantity of material online, though not always very easy to find. The easiest to use in my opinion is the Early Manuscripts at Oxford University website, where all manuscripts are digitised in full and presented as sequences of high-resolution images, with one image ...