The OEPF includes links to a small number of other open-access digital facsimile editions of Old English poetic verse. With these editions, such as Kevin Kiernan's Electronic Beowulf 5.0 or Dan O'Donnell's Cædmon’s Hymn: A Multimedia Study, Edition and Archive, the OEPF does not need to do the additional work of re-editing these works to digital facsimile, and instead directs readers to take advantage of these other excellent, public-facing resources.
• Beowulf: Kevin Kiernan, ed. Electronic Beowulf, 5th Edition (2026): https://ebeowulf.uky.edu/
• "Cædmon's Hymn": Dan O'Donnell, ed. Cædmon’s Hymn: A Multimedia Study, Edition and Archive (2005, 2018): https://caedmon.seenet.org/
• "Cædmon's Hymn" (West Saxon versions): Martin Foys, ed. "Cædmon's Hymn": the Seven West Saxon Versions (2019): https://uw.digitalmappa.org/12
Additional Digital Facsimile Editions (also edited within OEPF):
•The Vercelli Book Digitale, an open-access digital facsimile edition of the entire Vercelli Book, has been in progress for some years; the second edition (2024) has completed the transcriptions of all texts: https://vercellibook.github.io/dvb-diplomatic/
• Bernard Muir's digital editions of Junius 11 (Muir (2004)[CD-ROM]) and the Exeter Book (Muir (2000, 2006 [DVD], rev. 2024)), along with a more recent (2024) edition of the poems of the Vercelli Book, are now available online through Evellum.net; access requires registration and purchase of a print and/or PDF version of the relevant print edition.
• The Brussels Cross: Martin Foys, ed. Digital Brussels Cross/Reliquary (2018): https://uw.digitalmappa.org/42
• The Franks Casket: Martin Foys, ed. The Franks Casket: a Digital Edition (in progress) (2019-): https://uw.digitalmappa.org/33