All editions of The International Herald Tribune daily from 1887 to 2013. View articles, ads, cartoons, and more. Useful when looking for reports and news about politics, society and major events from the previous centuries.

International bibliography on the Middle Ages in Europe, North Africa and the Middle East. Contains information about more than 500,000 articles over the period 300-1500. Often also with a short summary. Search by fields such as the Crusades, gender studies and health, and by geographical area. Useful for medievalists, among others.

Bibliography of works on classical antiquity. Contains information on more than 800,000 books and articles on the Ancient Greeks and the Roman Empire, covering topics such as history, art, mythology, philosophy and coinage. Also includes summaries of articles in various languages. Useful for researchers and those interested in classical antiquity.

German-language encyclopedia on the Middle Ages (300-1500). Search over 36,000 lemmas for information about fictional characters, religion, dynasties and more. For example, journey from the explanation of 'a priori' to the principality of Zahumlje. The lemmas are written in German, but searches using English keywords are possible. Especially for medievalists.

Archive of the American publication Life Magazine. Contains all the articles that appeared in this magazine from November 1936 to December 2000. Includes all photos and ads from the original issues. Interesting for researchers and lovers of photography and the history of America.

Digital library of Greek and Latin texts. Includes epics and lyric, tragedies and comedies, titles on history, travel, philosophy, rhetoric and more from the period 800 BC to the year 1000. English translation included. Offers the option to enter search terms in Greek. For classicists.

All editions of the Canadian magazine Maclean's from 1905 to 2015. Featuring Canadian and international news, culture, investigative journalism, opinion, political analysis and more. Useful for researchers of politics and culture, the history of business, advertising and more.

Database of descriptions of Western medieval manuscripts. Focuses on texts up to approximately 1550, written in Latin or in a Western European vernacular, preserved in public and partially-public collections in the Netherlands. Search literary, scientific and liturgical texts, as well as egodocuments. With images where possible. For literary researchers.

Database of information from 1,280 property inventories from the 17th century. Concerns inventories from Amsterdam from the period 1597-1681, drawn up for auction purposes in cases such as death or bankruptcy, for example. With information about paintings, sculptures, furniture, et cetera. Includes bibliographic information about the owner. For historians who do research into art trade in the Netherlands.

Access to the digital editions of the German Monumenta Germaniae Historica. Contains the critical editions of medieval Latin sources such as historical and legal texts, charters and letters. For example, from the Italian church reformer Petrus Damiani and Bishop Rather of Verona. Interesting for historians.