The Humanities Text Initiative (HTI) of the University of Michigan has created a virtually seamless connection between three important Middle English resources: the Electronic Middle English Dictionary (MED), the HyperBibliography of Middle English, and the Corpus of Middle English Prose and Verse, along with "an associated network of electronic resources." The MED is encoded in SGML and currently contains almost 16,000 entries, covering letters M through U (one third of the print original). Many MED entries provide context to words through quotations, which are themselves linked to an entry in the Hyperbibliography. 1,073 entries covering 1,526 texts in the Hyperbibliography can be searched or browsed by author, stencil (short title), location of manuscript, or document name. The Corpus of Middle English Prose currently contains 42 SGML full texts that may be accessed using multiple search strategies. To take full advantage of all the features of this resource, users should refer to the help documentation. The Compendium will be freely available until December 31, 1998, after which time it will be limited to institutional site license holders.