Manuscript Images

• The end of the Wife of Bath's Prologue, from the Ellesmere manuscript
• A facsimile image from Cambridge University Library MS GG.4.27, a fifteenth-century copy. This shows the beginning of the Manciple's Tale. Click on the image for a closeup!
• A Collection of Medieval Manuscript Leaves, many illustrated.
• More Images and Illustrations may be found on David Wilson-Okamura's Annotated Guide to Online Resources

Some Pages Focusing on Chaucer

• Edwin Duncan's Homepage, a large and useful site
• Jane Zatta's Chaucer Page, with many images
• Alan Baragona's Homepage, with bibliography of interest
• Dan Kline's Chaucer Pedagogy Page, a vast and well-organized page of special interest to teachers

Other Sites of Interest

• The Chaucer Metapage, a large collection of resources for the study of Chaucer
• The Labyrinth, one of the oldest and largest medieval metapages
• Voice of the Shuttle, a huge and amazing page for humanities research
• Online Reference Book for Medieval Studies
• NetSERF, a collection of medieval resources from Catholic University