The mediaeval hospitals of England / by Rotha Mary Clay.

  • Clay, Rotha Mary.
Date:
1909
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Credit: The mediaeval hospitals of England / by Rotha Mary Clay. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    5- 6. * Asterisk denotes that buildings remain in much the same condition as shown. The seals are copied mainly from impressions in the British Museum. St. John's Hospital, Oxford [After M. Paris, B.M. Roy. 14 C. vii. f. 221.] A Pilgrim . ... [B.M. 17 C. xxxviii. f. 39, xiv. cent.] Domus Conversorum, London [Idem.] Home for Jews, founded 1232. Site occu- pied by Rolls Chapel, Chancery Lane. *Poor Priests' Hospital, Canterbury [ From A nci'eni Cities Series. ] *The Bede-House, Stamford Seal of the Lazar-House, Mile End 7. The Leper and the Physician [Trin. Coll. Camb. O.I. 20, by permission of the Librarian.] Represents, perhaps, the examination of a sus- pected person. 8. Elias, a Leper-monk [Notes on Painted Glass in Canterbury Cathedral; from window in the Trinity Chapel, partly new, partly fragments of old glass.] 9. A Leper .... [Exeter Pontifical, B.M. Lands. 451 f. 127 ; xiv. cent. MS., marginal sketch possibly xv. cent.] 10. The Memorial of Matilda the Queen [After Matthew Paris, Hist. Major, Corp. Chr. Coll. Camb., MS. xvi, xxvi, by permission of the Librarian.] Memoriale Matildis regina scilicet hos^itale Sancti Egidii quod est Londonice. 11. *Tomb of Rahere in St. Bartholomew's, Smithfield .... J. Charles Wall ditto ditto B. C. Boulter J. Charles Wall ditto ditto ditto ditto ditto PAGE I 20 23 29 47 59 64 68 71 ditto 76