Information on St. Aldhelm, abbot of Malmesbury and bishop of Sherborne, scholar. He died in about 709.
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- St. Aldhelm Abbot of Malmesbury, bishop of Sherborne, poet, d. about 709. Variants on the saint's name include Ealdhelm, Aeldhelm, Adelelmus, Althelmus, and Adelme. Biographical article in the Catholic Encyclopedia.
- St. Aldhelm (AD 639-709) Brief account of Aldhelm's life, work, and significance in literature and religious history, edited from Baring-Gould's "Lives of the Saints".
- Ant-lion riddle by Aldhelm From his book of 100 riddles. Includes Latin text and modern English translation.
- Aldhelm as a Scholar Lecture on Aldhelm's life and writings by M.R. James.
- Aldhelm of Sherborne Biography of St. Aldhelm, also known as Adhelm or Aldelmus.
- Fragment of Verse in Latin and Old English 17 lines of a poem attributed to Aldhelm in which some of the half-lines are in Old English and others in Latin.