Q: I don't read Latin/Old High German/Medieval Arabic/etc. How can I find sources in English?
A: You're in luck! There are many resources in English right here in the library and online. Click the links in the grey and white box for some of the larger ones. To find even more, perhaps on a specific topic, try finding one by beginning at a more generalized topic.
For example, I clicked on the link in the grey box for Medieval worlds: a sourcebook. In SuperSearch, you can click on the record title (pictured below) and scroll to see the subjects listed, including subjects with "source" in them. These typically have translated or transcribed primary sources.
Internet Medieval Sourcebook - Full-text sources on all regions and subjects, translated, from Fordham University
Medieval Texts in Translation - From the University of Leeds.
Epistolae: Medieval Women's Letters - Letters to and from women, 4th-13th centuries AD, in translation, by Dr. Joan Ferrante.
Labyrinth: Resources for Medieval Studies - A collection of primary sources in translation from Georgetown University.
ArtStor - Digitized images of art, architecture and artifacts from many periods and places in the world.