leprosarium

But he could not call the doctors at the leprosarium.

The mission also had two hospitals, a leprosarium and many schools.

In 1799, the leprosarium was the home of five lepers.

- By 1896, there were 31 patients at the leprosarium.

There were 600 patients in the leprosarium, and his hospital was the only one within about 50 kilometers.

The resort was built over the area once occupied by the leprosarium.

In the same year she went to Liberia with students from the medical school who spent two months at a leprosarium there.

Juliana, after entering the Order at the age of 13, worked for many years in its leprosarium.

In 1915, the treatment of criminals was discussed by leprosarium directors.

"The poor things," murmurs the other woman, glancing back at the leprosarium.

During the British occupation, in 1814, the leprosarium was again opened after renovations.

In 1814, during the British occupation, the leprosarium was renovated and went into operation again.

The disease is arrested at a leprosarium, but he returns home to find himself an outcast.

When I met her, she was back at the leprosarium because a nursing home had thrown her out.

There was a leprosarium across the river at Yalisombo.

It was a former leprosarium under the American commonwealth of the Philippines.

In 1934, he was named the director of the Kyushu Leprosarium.

There was also a leprosarium on the island.

Documents state the site for the town once housed a lazzaretto or leprosarium.

After Enosis in 1864 the leprosarium saw occasional use.

Bedford was at one stage sent to a leprosarium, despite not having leprosy.

Even the staff of the Leprosarium seldom knew the patients' real names or knew what town they came from.

The ban on free travel outside the leprosarium in Mukalla, for example, was lifted only two years ago.

In 1913 a leprosarium was established on the other side of the river, moving to Darwin in 1930.

And she was back in the leprosarium.