- In the
early Middle Ages, a
xenodochium or
xenodochion (from
Ancient Gr**** ξενοδοχεῖον, xenodokheîon or xenodocheion;
place for strangers, inn, guesthouse)...
- Hôtel-Dieu (France)
Valetudinaria (Roman)
Vaishya lying in
houses (India)
Xenodochium (Middle Ages)
Geographic service area Base
hospital (Australia) Community...
- Hôtel-Dieu (France)
Valetudinaria (Roman)
Vaishya lying in
houses (India)
Xenodochium (Middle Ages)
Geographic service area Base
hospital (Australia) Community...
- Hôtel-Dieu (France)
Valetudinaria (Roman)
Vaishya lying in
houses (India)
Xenodochium (Middle Ages)
Geographic service area Base
hospital (Australia) Community...
- Hôtel-Dieu (France)
Valetudinaria (Roman)
Vaishya lying in
houses (India)
Xenodochium (Middle Ages)
Geographic service area Base
hospital (Australia) Community...
- Hôtel-Dieu (France)
Valetudinaria (Roman)
Vaishya lying in
houses (India)
Xenodochium (Middle Ages)
Geographic service area Base
hospital (Australia) Community...
- Hôtel-Dieu (France)
Valetudinaria (Roman)
Vaishya lying in
houses (India)
Xenodochium (Middle Ages)
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hospital (Australia) Community...
-
lodged was also
known as matricula,
which thus
becomes synonymous with
xenodochium. Smith, William; Cheetham, Samuel, eds. (1880). A
Dictionary of Christian...
- captive. In addition, it was
expected that each
diocese would support a
xenodochium, a
hostel for the
homeless and strangers. Just as the
status of the bishop...
- Hôtel-Dieu (France)
Valetudinaria (Roman)
Vaishya lying in
houses (India)
Xenodochium (Middle Ages)
Geographic service area Base
hospital (Australia) Community...
