Link: https://www.geschichtsquellen.de/start
Project Status: Ongoing
The Repertorium is a free German-language reference work for the history of the German Middle Ages from about 750-1500. It provides a large catalog of authors and works who discuss the history of the region that is today German. Entries frequently provide links to digitized manuscripts and texts on external websites when available. There are also a number of tags to sort entries, including by lists of saints and places in addition to a search function. An English version of the site can be accessed here: https://geschichtsquellen.de/start?s=en
Resource details:
Resource Type: Bibliography, Catalog, Linked Open Data, Portal/Gateway, Searchable Bibliography, Searchable Database
License: Creative Commons, No Fee
Modern Language: German
Medieval content details:
Dates: 750 - 1500
Subject: Carolingians, Clergy, Early Germanic Peoples, Epistolography, Geography, Germany, History, Jews, Judaism, Monasticism, Papacy, Political Thought, Saints, Towns, Cities, Travel, Pilgrimage
Type/Genre of Medieval Primary Source Material: Accounts, Biography, Memoirs, Chronicles, Annals, Council Proceedings, Minutes, Episcopal Registers, Genealogy, Heraldry, Hagiography, Legal Codes, Legislation, Letters, Petitions, Literature, Religious Texts, Rules, Textual Evidence, Treaties
Geopolitical Region: Austria, Bohemia, Europe, German Lands, Germany, Holy Roman Empire, Italy, Low Countries, Poland, Prussia, Slovenia, Switzerland
The borders of what we now call Germany were not defined as such in the Middle Ages hence why the Low Countries and Eastern Europe are included as other subject terms.
Original Language: Czech, Early New High German, German, Hebrew, Latin, Middle Dutch, Middle French (14-15C), Middle High German, Middle Low German