The Indiana University Libraries have a wealth of print resources to aid you in your research. At present the Bloomington library has over 6 million volumes and over 41,000 journal subscriptions, with materials in more than sixty different languages. This vast quantity of resources can make it very difficult to know where to begin looking for the specific information needed.

In order to aid the Medieval and Renaissance researcher, we have create three print resources information sites.

Reference Books: Some of the best reference books for medieval and Renaissance history, divided by subject matter. In addition to the bibliographic information, we have included the title's call number and location (reference room or stacks).

Journals and Indices : Extensive list of many journals that cover the subject of Medieval and Renaissance studies. Included with each entry is a list of the indexes which index that journal and whether the journal is partially or fully indexed. Additional information about the indexes can be found by clicking on their names in the left column.

Primary Source Collection: Some of the essential primary source collections, divided by subject matter.

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