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- Bartleby.com, Harvard Classics Edition, Vol. 14, Don Quixote. This is the first half of the Shelton translation of Don Quixote, available by chapter. [See Gavilan College's site Shelton's Don Quixote, Part II for the second half.]
- Biblioteca Virtual Miguel de Cervantes. A virtual library with works on numerous topics, including Cervantes.
- Biografía de Cervantes. Biography of Cervantes and numerous other resources.
- Books by Miguel de Cervantes. Books for sale.
- Centro de Estudios Cervantinos.Cervantes' works are available in modernized versions, together with a search engine and other resources. Universidad de Alcalá.
- Centro Virtual Cervantes. Numerous resources to foster the Spanish language and Hispanic cultures, including an edition of the Francisco Rico version of Don Quijote. Instituto Cervantes.
- Cervantes. In Dutch (but with some information in English). Alwin van Ee.
- Cervantes in Cyberspain, Biography of Cervantes in English with a discussion of his works, and an edition of the Quijote in semi-modernized Spanish. Currently 35 chapters are available.
- Cervantes International Online Bibliography and Anuario Bibliográfico Cervantino, An excellent and extensive bibliography on Cervantes. Eduardo Urbina, editor. Project 2001 features Cervantes e-texts, both the Centro de Estudios Cervantinos texts as well as the Schevill-Bonilla editions. The texts are available both for downloading and for on-line searching.
- Cervantes Lecture Hall, devoted to contemplations, musings, and queries concerning Cervantes.
- Cervantes Society of America. Information about the society, and access to many of its publications in electronic form, primarily issues of the journal Cervantes.
- Classical Books Directory: Cervantes Books Central. The John Ormsby translation of Don Quixote, a biography of Cervantes, and other resources.
- Comedia, Association for Hispanic Classical theater, with texts of Spanish Golden-Age plays; over 100 are available, including Cervantes' comedias and entremeses. Vern G. Williamsen et al.
- Cuaderno Web del Quijote. An interactive journey through Castilla-La Mancha following the adventures of Don Quixote.
- Don Chisciotte della Mancia. Text of the novel in Italian, based on the 1888 edition by Edoardo Perino; available in varous formats at http://www.liberliber.it/biblioteca/c/cervantes/index.htm. Claudio Paganelli.
- Don Quijote de la Mancha. Text of the novel as published the Salvador Ribas (semi-modernized) version of 1880, downloadable by chapter; the first 35 chapters of Part I are available, but the rest of the novel will apparently not be offered.
- Don Quijote de la Mancha. Modernized Spanish text of the novel by chapter, plus a biography of Cervantes in English. Thomas García. The Quijote text is an adaptation of Jehle's modernized Schevill-Bonilla edition. All chapters of the Quijote are currently available.
- Don Quijote de la Mancha, de Miguel de Cervantes. Web site dedicado al Quijote, a Cervantes y a las novedades bibliográficas.
- The Don Quixote Exhibit. A digital exhibit of translations and illustrations of Miguel de de Cervantes Saavedra's novel Don Quixote de la Mancha, featuring the holdings of the George Peabody Library. A project of the Milton S. Eisenhower Library at Johns Hopkins. Brenda Knox el al.
- Espéculo. Revista de estudios literarios. Includes the complete text of the book by Cervantófila teldesiana Victoriano Santana Sanjurjo.
- H-Cervantes. Home page for the Humanities-Net listserver dealing with the life, times, and works of Cervantes.
- Index to works by Daniel Eisenberg. Includes the texts of over 60 works by this author, including two books and numerous articles on Cervantes.
- Portraits of various people, including an alleged image of Cervantes. U. of Texas.
- El Quijote. ElQuijote.com: Web de Castilla-La Mancha. A variety of resources, including a free Quijotesaver.
- Shelton's Don Quixote, Part II. This is the second half of the Shelton translation (from the 1900 Macmillan Edition), available by chapter online at Gavilan College. [See Bartleby.com, Harvard Classics Edition, Vol. 14, Don Quixote for the first half.]
- Sonetos del Siglo de Oro / Golden Age Spanish Sonnets. A collection of about 100 sonnets in Spanish and in English translation, with links to related sites. Sonnets by Cervantes include: Al túmulo del Rey Felipe II en Sevilla ("Voto a Dios que me espanta esta grandeza...") and A la entrada del duque de Medina en Cádiz ("Vimos en julio otra Semana Santa..."). Alix Ingber.
- Sparknotes: Don Quixote. Summaries of the novel (by groups of chapters), comments on it, and study questions, with answers.
- Teatro de los Siglos de Oro, by Ricardo Serrano; La destruición de Numancia is available in rich text format.
- Tercer Congreso Internacional de la Asociación de Cervantistas, Antonio Bernat Vistarini (Universidad de las Islas Baleares).
- Works of Cervantes The ultimate goal is to provide parallel old and modernized spelling versions of the complete works of Cervantes, using the (corrected) Schevill-Bonilla editions. The Quijote and most of the plays are now ready, together with engravings from the Clemencín edition of the Quijote and from an 1805 edition of the Persiles. Fred Jehle.
