leper hospital

In the 12th century, the city possessed five hospitals and a leper hospital for pilgrims.

After the war, she worked in leper hospitals in Africa.

The village takes its name from the leper hospital for maidens founded in the 12th century.

The first mention of Copenhagen's leper hospital was in 1261 as an existing institution.

Itr was also the site of a leper hospital.

Attached to the monastery was a leper hospital, a rarity by that time.

Here stood the leper hospital and chapel of St Giles.

A chapel, once part of a leper hospital.

After functioning as a nunnery for some years, the facility was converted into a leper hospital.

Gilbert de la Ley also completely financed the building of a leper hospital.

The colonial government decided to make it the leper hospital of Vakinankaratra and the around 950 people with the illness lived there in 1904.

He also built a leper hospital at Somerton, in Norfolk.

He also opened a leper hospital near St Albans.

Another building, a leper hospital mentioned in documents has also disappeared, though its existence in the first place was not certain.

Matilda exhibited a particular interest in leprosy, founding at least two leper hospitals.

She told him that her child had no cure, and was locked up in the leper hospital in Jerusalem."

Archaeologists excavating the site of a medieval leper hospital have unearthed a Roman cemetery.

A leper hospital was established at Harehope.

The doctor there told him that he was in a leper hospital, and would likely contract the disease after sleeping in a leper's bed.

A leper hospital was founded on the road to Harewood beyond Cross Green.

Already, after his years of experience at the leper hospital, he recognized the beginnings of the so-called leonine mask.

The Lepers Hospital created a sustainable and dignified shelter for a marginalized segment of society.

The church was originally the chapel of the Bergen St George's leper hospital.

There were also several hospitals, including the leper hospital of St Mary Magdalene, founded before 1199.

There was a leprosería (Leper hospital) in Ruedes during the Early modern period.