A very useful page containing texts in both English and Spanish translation, some apparently unique, and a number of interesting photos of monasteries. Again, the annotated links to internet resources on monasticism are very useful.
Contains an annotated list of links, arranged chronologically and topically, to texts spanning the history of Christianity. While the number of early Christian texts is modest and quite standard, its large annotated list of links to internet resources for church history and historical theology is very useful.
An updated version of the UPenn guide to early Christian texts, primarily in the UPenn archives, and other related resources. The UPenn texts are searchable.
This site began as an edited version of The Ecole Initiative’s documents page, but over time is developing into “A First Draft for a Living Encyclopædia of Orthodox Christianity.”
The Forum Romanum website provides a list of Latin literature online, both texts and translations, and includes patristic authors.
