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Latin hostilarius "the monk who
entertains guests at a monastery", from
hospitale "inn" (compare hospital, hospitaller, hospitality). A
similar word, hostelero...
- pònto poŋte/poŋt poŋt
bridge ecclesia(m)
chiesa cièʃa cexa cesa
church hospitale(m)
ospedale uspadàl
ospedal ospedal hospital caseu(m) lat.vulg.formaticu(m)...
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consonant regularly elided, with
compensatory lengthening of the vowel.
Latin hospitāle → Old
French (h)ostel →
Modern French hôtel
Latin spatha → Old French...
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first mentioned in
written sources in 1147–54 as de
sancto Petro (and as
hospitale Sancti Petri in 1296, in der
pharren von Sand
Peter in 1322, and comendator...
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resistance in Levico,
which was then
defined by
Napoleon loco
ameno et
hospitale (quaint and
hospitable town). Afterwards,
Levico would follow the rest...
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opened the
first ho****es for
pilgrims and the sick.
Since 1170, the
Hospitale is
still present today,
which gives the name to its street.
During the...
- on 7
April 2012.
Retrieved 8
August 2011. "€10m More For Cycleways".
HospitailityIreland.com. 15 May 2014.
Archived from the
original on 8
August 2014...
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crash Bus
crash Sierre Tunnel,
Valais 28 1971 Burghölzli
Psychiatric Hospitale fire
Structure fire Zürich,
Switzerland 24 2001
Crossair Flight 3597 Plane...
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Pellegrino in
Naumachia dedicated to
Saint Peregrine in Rome near the
Hospitale Francorum,
which served French pilgrims. A
street near the
church was...
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hospital under the
Order for the poor sick ("ad usus
pauperum infirmantium hospitale in nova
civitate Rige construximusus"). In 1225 it
became a Holy Ghost...
