Medieval Philosophy
Medieval Islamic Philosophy and Theology - From Catholic University of America, annual bibliographies of work
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The Public Medievalist - a freely available online journal
Caravan on Silk Road, from Catalan Atlas, 14th c.; in Bib.Natl. de France Colombus Notes on Marco Polo's Livre des Merveilles, 15th c.; in Biblioteca Colombina, Sevilla
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