where are you getting your manuscripts these days? of all the people on here i know you've got a secret stash somewhere...
you have come to the right place, fellow manuscript peruser...
highlights (single books)
- the black hours
- the crusader bible
- the hours of jeanne d'evreux
- the belles heures
- i would put the book of kells on here but the link is apparently broken. sad!
- digitized medieval manuscripts database
database of online libraries with digitized manuscripts, so a collection of collections. has a "random library" button if you feel overwhelmed. - the morgan library
good place to start for whole books from the middle ages/early modern era. interface is nice and simple. - getty
great if you just want to browse illustrations - digital library of medieval manuscripts
johns hopkins university collection, has helpful thumbnails on its search page - digital bodleian
manuscripts from all around the world - cambridge digital library
has many collections, grouped by language and topic - wren digital library
trinity college collection of european manuscripts, nice search system - goodspeed manuscript collection
greek, syriac, ethiopic, armenian, arabic, and latin manuscripts from the 5th–19th centuries - KBR digitised collection
royal library of belgium collection - irish script on screen
largest digital collection of irish manuscripts
