The following is a list of the source texts currently available for public access on this site, ordered alphabetically by their AND siglum. More texts are in the course of final preparation and will be added to this list in the remaining months of 2007.

[Please note that at present W. Rothwell's new edition of Femina is not part of the browsable and searchable XML textbase. This will change later in 2007 when Femina, along with the same editor's (plaintext) new editions of all the Bibbesworth MSS, will be incorporated into the textbase. In the interim, we continue to offer pdf version for download.]

Below the title of each text is a button that summons up the page shown immediately to its left. The page initially set for each text is the first page that has been digitised, offering a starting point for those who want to peruse from the beginning of the version on this site. Note however that in many cases this will not be the first page of the actual edition, since not all front and back matter has been encoded; but the pagination given does correspond to that in the printed version concerned, allowing straightforward use of references to the print editions. By clicking on the arrow to the right of the "Select a page" box you will see a list of all the pages from the given edition which have been digitised, and can go straight to any one of them. Once a page is displayed, there are links at the foot of the page that allow navigation backwards and forwards from that point.

To search any of these texts, in any combination of your choice, a Concordancer to the Source Texts is available. Aside from actual selection of texts to search, which is explained via a Help link at the top of the opening display of the Concordancer, the method of using this facility is exactly the same as that detailed in the documentation of the Citations Bank Concordancer (including extensive support for regular expressions if desired).