Noun:

సైనిక అవకాశం, ఆసుపత్రి, షఫఖానా,

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However, the already mentioned tesserae hospitales from Celtiberia, as well as the common practice in early European legal systems to consider, in principle, foreigners without a local host as without legal protection, we can assume that the same was the case in most if not all late prehistoric Celtic laws.

CS1 maint: discouraged parameter (link) "To hospitaler – to runde fødselsdage" (in Danish).

A hospital was attached to it, called hospitale angelorum ("Angels" hospital") or hospitale sancti Angeli ("Holy Angels" hospital"), administered.

resistance in Levico, which was then defined by Napoleon loco ameno et hospitale (quaint and hospitable town).

attested in historical documents as Pochsruke in 1252, hospitale in Poxrukhe in 1255, and hospitale sancti Anthonii in Poxruk in 1261, among other names.

The English form of the name was The University Hospital Rikshospitalet-Radiumhospitalet.

com/2007/01/history-of-children-hospitale-college.

He was born at Rikshospitalet as a part of quadruplets, all boys.

About 60% of the patients admitted to Rikshospitalet are referred from other hospitals in Norway for more specialized investigations and treatment.

Rigshospitalet is often abbreviated RH and colloquially also called Riget (literally meaning 'the realm' or 'the kingdom'), hence the name of Lars von Trier's thriller TV series The Kingdom which was set at the hospital, and Stephen King's American version Kingdom Hospital.

First records of a "hospitale" in Mirandola dates back to 1311, in a document which also mentions two.

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