Online version of the Acta Sanctorum: a collection of biographies of saints. Organised by each saint’s feast day. Contains all 68 volumes of the original text, published between 1643 and 1940. Supplemented with indices and references to the Bibliotheca Hagiographica Latina (BHL). For church history research.

Collection of medieval translations in Latin of the works of the Greek philosopher Aristotle. With annotations. The texts come from the printed Aristoteles Latinus series and other publications. The aim is to achieve a complete Aristoteles Latinus.

Find images and texts from collections from various museums, libraries and research institutes. These include images of manuscripts, emblems, printer's marks, drawings, paintings, prints from newspapers and magazines, photographs and much more. An important resource for art and book historians.

Online version of over 350 volumes from the Cambridge Histories series on humanities and social sciences. View information about political and cultural history, literature, philosophy, religious studies, music and art. For anyone who researches or studies a subject with a historical element.

Online database with the original texts of more than 15 million Dutch newspaper pages, 11 million magazine pages and over 900,000 books from the 15th to the 21st century. Search 120 million digitized pages with one search action. For anyone interested in the Dutch past.

Database with bibliographic descriptions and full views of Dutch pamphlets from the period 1486 to 1853. Study pamphlets about politics, war, theology and much more. Contains the KB’s Knuttel Collection and the Van Alphen Collection from the University of Groningen. Interesting for anyone who wants to know more about the current affairs of the time.

Database of 2.5 million fully accessible articles from newspapers and magazines written by long-marginalized ethnic groups such as African Americans and Eastern Europeans. Also includes the Ethnic Newswatch module, which includes coverage from the turbulent period 1959-1989, including the civil rights movement and the Vietnam War. For researchers of culture, religion and more.

Fully digitized collection of books, magazines and pamphlets in the field of women's history. Curated by Aletta Jacobs in the 19th century. Useful for anyone interested in topics such as women's history, feminism and the women's movement.

Database with one million opening lines (incipits) from classic Latin texts. From the Iliad to the Bible, from Abelard to Virgil, from classical antiquity to the Renaissance. With information about author, title and location of the text. For those who research the history of classical texts.

Database of more than half a million international sources in the field of public debate, world politics and international relations. Includes journal articles, books, government documents, statistical data, research reports and more. New items are added every quarter. Important resource for researchers, students and scholars/scientists.