middle ages

Hello my brethren in the Lord! I was hoping to discuss with you the nature of lay Christian piety throughout the Middle Ages, especially leading up to the Reformation: something that had fascinated me is that, due to the predominant illiteracy and thus a lack of access to the Scriptures among...

Friends, I am glad to let you know the Loeb Classical Library is now online at RBO. It provides translations of classic Greek and Roman authors from antiquity with the original Greek or Latin on facing pages with the English. Some works are only found in this series. The Loeb Classical...

The Medieval Peter Lombard (†1160) was the fountainhead of systematic theology in the Church’s Western tradition. His Four Books of Sentences, or theological judgments, has likely been the most influential book of theology ever. Through the 1500’s throughout Europe, to gain a doctorate one had...

Patrologia Graeca and Patrologia Latina are the standard, older, massive series of volumes of the writings of the early and medieval Church fathers, all online. I have put them all on one webpage. This webpage is the easiest and most convenient way to access and use them on the net. As almost...

Here is a wealth of resources on Medieval Church history which will answer just about any question you have about it. We have harvested the public domain on the topic for you and have found many of the standard sources on the subject, in addition to contemporary scholarship as well. In...