10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «XENODOCHIUM»
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xenodochium in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
xenodochium and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
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Pilgrimage to Rome in the Middle Ages: Continuity and Change
Valerii35 and the xenodochium Viae Novae.36 The xenodochium Valerii was
probably situated on the Celian Hill close to S. Stefano Rotundo, the residence of
the Valerii in the fourth century.37 The locations of the other two remain uncertain
.
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A New Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome
Xenodochium Aniciorum: a medieval hospital mentioned twice in extant literature
(Gregorius Magnus, Registrum Epistularum 9.8; LPD 2.25 ch. 81 [Leo III, A.D. 795
-816]; VZ 2.303). The letter mentions an oratory of S. Lucia that must be S.
3
To be the Neighbor of Saint Peter: The Social Meaning of ...
Santa Maria in Organo administered at least three, and San Zeno and San Fermo
each supervised one.120 This latter xenodochium, however, passed from San
Fermo to the canons around the millennium. The canons also administered the ...
Barbara H. Rosenwein, 1989
4
The Formation of a Medieval Church: Ecclesiastical Change in ...
Santa Maria in Organo administered at least three, and San Zeno and San Fermo
each supervised one.120 This latter xenodochium, however, passed from San
Fermo to the canons around the millennium. The canons also administered the ...
Maureen Catherine Miller, 1993
5
Western Travellers to Constantinople: The West and ...
The list included the Greek words xenodochium, ptochotrophium, nosochomium,
gerontochomium and brephotrophium. The first word of this series, xenodochium,
glossed as id est locus venerabilis in quo peregrini suscipiuntur, found its way ...
Krijna Nelly Ciggaar, 1996
6
Monte Cassino in the Middle Ages
His and his uncle Johannes de Curte's principal gift to Monte Cassino was a
xenodochium or " hospitale " to house the pilgrims who, in great numbers, visited
the famous shrine of the Archangel Michael. In November, 1098 Count Henry of ...
7
The Hospitallers, the Mediterranean and Europe: Festschrift ...
The Latin text, published by de Vogiie, reads: 'In Jerusalem Xenodochium sive
Muscomion; Xenodochium grece, latine peregrinorum et pauperum susceptio.
Muscomion id est hospitale ubi de plateis et vicis egrotantes colliguntur et
foventur.
Karl Borchardt, Nikolas Jaspert, Helen J. Nicholson, 2007
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The Christian Spectator
L. P. In the days of the apostles there were in Jude/a two kinds of public houses ;
one of which Bushequius calls xenodochium, and the other stabulum. The
xenodochium is now rarely found. It was designed lor the accommodation of
strangers, ...
9
On the Margins of Crusading: The Military Orders, the Papacy ...
was sufficiently important to be one of those who issued it, the xenodochium was
in some ambiguous sense still a part of the Holy Sepulchre or at least of its group
of secular canons who depended on the patriarch.21 They all needed ...
Professor Helen J Nicholson, 2013
10
Medieval Religion: New Approaches
Santa Maria in Organo administered at least three, and San Zeno and San Fermo
each supervised one.92 This latter xenodochium, however, passed from San
Fermo to the canons around the millennium. The canons also administered the ...
Constance H. Berman, 2005
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «XENODOCHIUM»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
xenodochium is used in the context of the following news items.
Classmates throw surprise party for Scripps spelling bee contestant
The word that eliminated Owen was “xenodochium,” a medieval house for the care of the poor, strangers, pilgrims or the sick. He spelled it “x-e-n-o-d-i-c-c-i-u-m.”. «Medina County Gazette, Jun 15»
Suspect shoots at Shaker Heights police; GOJO expanding into …
... Scripps National Spelling Bee, but the word that eliminated him during the Thursday afternoon session was "xenodochium." (cleveland.com)(Medina Gazette). «cleveland.com, May 15»
“Xenodochium” trips up Medina speller
But the word that eliminated him during the Thursday afternoon session was “xenodochium,” a medieval house for the care of the poor, strangers, pilgrims or the ... «Medina County Gazette, May 15»
Ten make finals of 2015 Scripps National Spelling Bee
Owen Kovalik, 12, of Akron, Ohio, reacted after incorrectly spelling "xenodochium." Dev Jaiswal, of Jackson, Miss., correctly spelling the word “naranjilla. «Boston Globe, May 15»
"La vía pagana a Compostela" llega a Italia
... desde Oriente, como el de Santa Eulalia de Mérida; con su cabildo, culto, relicario, y xenodochium, albergue específico para lejanos viajeros orientales. «Adiante Galicia, Mar 15»
El arte de la Extremadura visigoda
La Basílica de Santa Eulalia, mártir y patrona emeritense, y el Xenodochium, un albergue-hospital en el que se atendían a peregrinos y personas sin medios ... «El Periódico Extremadura, Aug 14»
El Xenodoquio, un refugio emeritense para el viajero
Edificios que conformación un verdadero conjunto arquitectónico alrededor del templo dedicado a la mártir, y del que también formaría parte el Xenodochium ... «El Periódico Extremadura, Feb 14»
San Agustín y los enfermos
Sabemos también por el sermón 356, que san Agustín mandó construir junto a la basílica de la Paz de Hipona un albergue o xenodochium (s. 356, 10) para ... «Orden de Agustinos Recoletos, Nov 13»
ARTE, NATURA E VINO: VIAGGIO NELLE TERRE DI SIENA ALLA …
La sua prima notizia, come xenodochium et hospitalis, risale al 29 marzo 1090, ma è da ritenere che già funzionasse almeno sin dal IX secolo proprio accanto ... «oksiena.it, May 13»
Incontro-Dibattito La ricerca archeologica in territorio amalfitano e …
... dell'attiguo e comunicante xenodochium (ospizio per poveri e pellegrini). Particolare significatività assume, pertanto, l'iniziativa della ricostruzione virtuale del ... «Positanonews, Apr 13»
