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"I believe it's time for the Knights Hospitaler to take center stage."

"We will call them the Knights Hospitaler," he said, leaning forward in his chair.

I have complete confidence that the Knights Hospitaler can handle the situation.

Standing on the docks, proudly drawn up, were another thousand Knights Hospitaler.

The front lines of the mob charged the Knights Hospitaler barring the way.

She fought fang and claw to keep her position as hospitaler, so he could guess what sort of girls she had.

One of the Knights Hospitaler, she assumed.

Sister Ursula is our hospitaler.

Two of those days were required to embark the hundreds of new Knights Hospitaler who came aboard.

Instinctively, the Knights Hospitaler began to pursue.

"I'm not much of hospitaler, specially in front of an innkeeper's son and son-in-law."

Zeno, the commander of the Knights Hospitaler, was standing next to him, along with two of his own subordinates.

"It's happened before," commented the Knights Hospitaler.

But then, seeing the confident expression on Zeno's face, decided to let the Knight Hospitaler handle the matter.

"That's exactly what Brother Samson the Hospitaler said.

Brother Denis: The hospitaler of the Abbey.

Obverse design: Knights Hospitaler wearing an elm.

Hermogenes stared at the Knights Hospitaler as if the man had just announced that he was armed with bread sticks.

The uniform of the Knights Hospitaler was another of Belisarius' innovations.

"More precisely, you and your cataphracts will escort the Knights Hospitaler while they do the actual finding.

No sooner had she obtained the grain ships for the Knights Hospitaler than a small horde of officials and bureaucrats showed up at the docks.

The Knights Hospitaler, Germans and other allies stayed with the Hungarian forces under Sigismund.

Hospitaler Sisters of Mercy (HSM)

She also was a Hospitaler for the American Association of the Knights and Dames of Malta, a Roman Catholic lay religious order.

The pale ocher facades are cluttered with escutcheons of the various Hospitaler tongues (nations): France-Auvergne, Italy, Aragon and others.

They were joined soon after by the rest of the Hospitaller force.

Brother Hospitaller will know the names of all his guests.

The hospitaller felt the black demons of Hell closing in around him.

The hospitaller started: "What did that madman say to you?"

Sir Ralph was dead and the surviving hospitaller would have no time for him.

The unctuous voice of the hospitaller came to our ears.

Chapters 26-29, 38, 46, and 77-96 are not based on the Hospitaller rule.

From 1261, the city was ruled by the Knights Hospitaller.

Under Hospitaller control, its fourteen towers were thought to be impregnable.

In 1312 all property of the order was given to the Knights Hospitaller.

Julian the Hospitaller was mentioned in two important mediaeval scripts.

That year he made a donation to the Knights Hospitaller.

In 1307, a second headquarters was set up by the Knights Hospitaller.

It is thought that the church was built by the Knights Hospitaller.

From 1199 to 1832 there was a cell of the Knights Hospitaller based here.

With Hospitaller help he and his friend Gilbert escape over the walls.

The guest master, or hospitaller, came to see us, and in a moment we were surrounded by monks who began to talk.

The two hospitaller knights were more courteous but equally adamant.

The hospitaller glanced up with his red-rimmed eyes in a drawn, pale face.

Not to mention our hospitaller who may have told us a pack of lies.'

"Brother Hospitaller told me where to find you.

Brother Hospitaller recommended her to you for a remedy."

It was planted by the Knights Hospitaller as a hunting ground.

In 1210, it was incorporated into the realm of Knights Hospitaller.

Documents record that certain areas belonged to the Knights Hospitaller.