 Pilgrims on Their Way
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| Luminarium--several
great
pages with the literature, commentary, and explanation of different
literary eras Thomas a' Becket--what happened to him and his bones? The Murder of Becket--an eyewitness account Canterbury Cathedral--the unofficial pages Canterbury Cathedral--the official site The Middle Ages--take a tour with a knight, a peasant, or other characters from the period The Internet Medieval Source Book--links to all kinds of sources What Was Life in the Middle Ages Really Like?--this site answers that question and more |
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 Arthur Receiving Excalibur
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Le
Morte Darthur--Volume 1. If you have time you can
download the entire book. Le Morte Darthur--Volume 2 A guide to Malory's book--neat timeline of what happens in the whole story The Thomas Malory Page--a site devoted to Malory. You can also find a middle English version of the book here. The Camelot Project--lots of Arthurian projects here including some student work Was Arthur a Real Person?--The history and legend of Arthur. Follow the abundant links. Idylls of the King--although Tennyson lived during the Victorian Period, his Arthur tale shows how popular the story remains. Sir Gawain and the Green Knight--a prose translation of the Middle English Sir Gawain and the Green Knight--a modern translation in the poem form with a glossary of difficult words. |
 The Beheading of the Green Knight
(from the original manuscript) |