*Humanities: Online resources (general)

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The Society of Biblical Literature has collected documents, images, and videos related to the study of the people, places, and passages of the Bible.

Supports searching for and comparing verses, words, or phrases in multiple translations of the Bible. Identifies the Greek and Hebrew terms from which specific English translations are derived.

Full-text of classic Christian texts, including those of the Church Fathers.

Digital collection of The Israel Museum, Jerusalem, that includes the Great Isaiah Scroll, the War Scroll, the Temple Scroll, and more.

The DPLA is a portal to many of the digitized collections from America's libraries, archives, and museums and includes primary sources such as texts, videos, photos, and sound recordings.. This link is to those resources with the subject heading Religion. Add additional terms to limit your search.

Collection of digitized medieval and renaissance manuscripts from multiple institutions.

Eighty digitized manuscripts including a Rule of St Benedict in Latin and Old English from the 10th century, as well as copy of Le Roman de la Rose from the 14th century.

There are three tools on ETANA: 1) Core Texts, a digitized collection of public domain texts that support teaching and research in ancient Near East Studies, 2) Abzu, a portal to open access materials across the web relevant to Near East Studies, and 3) eTACT, a digitized repository of Akkadian materials (Semitic empire in ancient Mesopotamia).

This is a portal to digitized collections from European libraries, museums, and archives. It includes texts, images, video, and sound recordings. Materials are in multiple languages. Try searching for Cluny Licorne to see images of the Lady and the Unicorn tapestries from the Cluny.

The Israel Antiquities Authorities digital Dead Sea Scrolls collection.

From the Jewish National and University Library

Public opinion polling, demographic research, media content analysis and other empirical social science research on religion in public life, among other topics.

Includes digitized primary and secondary sources related to the study of ancient Greece and Rome, Arabic language materials, Renaissance materials, and more.

Digitized books related to theology and philosophy from the Reformation to the Early Modern Era (late 15th to 18th centuries). This is a project of the Calvin Theological Seminary.

The Vatican Library has digitized over 4000 of their manuscripts and many incunabula (early printed texts).

Online digital collections for Saint John's University and the College of Saint Benedict, hosted by the Hill Museum and Manuscript Library.

Annotated guide to web resources on a variety of religious topics.

A digitized collection books, journals, manuscripts, maps, motions, pictures, newspapers, photographs, and sound recordings from libraries, museums, and archives throughout the world. This is a Library of Congress and UNESCO project. This link takes you to materials related to religion as a topic.

"World-Wide Religious News was established as a non-profit service in 2002 committed to providing the international academic and legal community ease of access to up-to-date news on religion from around the world. Throughout history, religion has proved to be a central component of society and human experience, shaping how individuals think and interact with their society and culture, both in an immediate as well as global context. WWRN’s service provides a nexus to information that highlights the unique interplay of religion and society and how this impacts the world of today"