Bibliotheca Bruniana Electronica (Click to access texts)
Introduction - Download page

Emblem books (click access to access texts)
Web Resources

Encyclopaedias (click to access texts)
Web Resources

Fables (click to access texts)
Web Resources

Festivals (click to access texts)
Web Resources

Game Books (click to access texts)
Web Resources

Iconography of Christian Art (click to access texts)
Web Resources

Italian Academies
Web Resources

Mnemonics (click to access texts)
Web Resources

Mythological Literature
Web Resources

Prophecies (click to access texts)
Web Resources

Renaissance Platonism (click to access texts)
Web Resources

Sources in the History of Astrology (click to access texts)
Bibliotheca Astrologica Numerica (click to access texts and notices)
Web Resources & Introduction

Sources of Italian Art (click to access texts)
Web Resources

Sources of European Architecture

Survival of Classical Art (click to access texts)
Web Resources

Survival of Classical Authors: Ovid - Virgil

The aim of these digital collections is to make out-of-print source material on Medieval and Renaissance studies freely available online. Books are scanned, printed out on archival paper, bound and placed on the shelves. The originals are kept in the Reserve Books Room. A low resolution version of the pdf file is placed on the web and made available through the ulrls catalogue. The record of each book contains a link to its pdf file. Download may take from a few seconds to a few minutes depending on the size of the file as well as the age and connection speed of your computer.

You will need Adobe Acrobat Reader to read these files. Click here to download it for free.

Project Coordinator: François Quiviger (François.Quiviger@sas.ac.uk)