- green,
pulsating body of a tiny
crouching frog,
cupped in the hand of an
infirmarian, and
brought in to give
pleasure to the
dying Thérèse". "The actress...
- The Obregonians, or the
Minim Congregation of Poor
Brothers Infirmarians, were a
small Roman Catholic congregation of men
dedicated to the
nursing care...
- of
their Order. An
epidemic broke out in the city.
Didacus served as
infirmarian and
spent three months caring for the sick at the
friary attached to...
- counterpart, and
Hildegard was
thought to have been an
infirmarian in the
monastery where she lived. An
infirmarian treated not only
other monks but pilgrims, workers...
- confirmatory, disaffirm, disaffirmation, farm, fermata, firmament, infirm,
infirmarian, infirmary, infirmity, nonaffirmation, obfirm, obfirmation, reaffirm...
-
distinct classes of membership: the
military brothers, the
brothers infirmarians, and the
brothers chaplains, to whom was
entrusted the
divine service...
-
Capuchin lay brother, who
spent his
entire adult life
serving as an
infirmarian of the
Order in
Italy (b. 1556)
March 2 –
James Hamilton, 2nd Marquess...
- the
standard roles of a
monastic community such as the almoner, the
infirmarian, the
sacristan and the cellarer, and many more
dependant lay brothers...
- an H) were
opened in 1853. It also
briefly hosted the
office of the
infirmarian,
Sister Mar of Providence,
before a
standalone infirmary was
built east...
-
medical text by
Hildegard of Bingen.
Hildegard of
Bingen served as an
infirmarian at her
first monastery and was well-acquainted with
various medical traditions...
