A helpful edition of The Canterbury Tales. Uses a frameset in order to allow easy navigation through the Tales and a built in glossary that is hyperlinked to terms in the text.

"The CD-ROM version of the "Caxton's Canterbury Tales: The British Library Copies", edited by Barbara Bordalejo of De Montfort University, was published on 8 October, 2003. This CD-ROM version is designed so that the reader can load it on the hard disc of the computer and always have the full text and images of the books available. Further, the CD-ROM contains many extra facilities to allow readers to explore these books intensively: higher-quality images, full word-by-word collation, tables showing the quiring and other bibliographic features of the copies, full searching, and scholarly discussions." This is a more advanced version of the online edition.

This web site presents the two Caxton versions of the Canterbury Tales. You can see an image of the text in one frame and then see the transcription of the text in another. Quick navigation links take you to any part of the 2 texts you wish to look at.

"A complete edition of Geoffrey Chaucer's General Prologue which features pop-up translations for difficult Middle English words and phrases, making reading much faster and simpler than in textbooks or framed sites. Site includes literary, linguistic, and historical information with links to appropriate images and sound files. Also contains a translation in dual-language format."