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THE MEDIÆVAL HOSPITALS OF ENGLAND, BY ROTHA MARY CLAY PREFACE CONTENTS LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS IN THE TEXT LIST OF PLATES INTRODUCTION

Notes — Introduction

PART ONE. CHAPTER I. HOSPITALS FOR WAYFARERS AND THE SICK.

FIRST PERIOD (circa 925–1170) SECOND PERIOD (circa 1170–1270) THIRD PERIOD (1270–1470) FOURTH PERIOD (circa 1470–1547) Notes — Chapter I

CHAPTER II HOMES FOR THE FEEBLE AND DESTITUTE

(1) ALMSHOUSES IN CITIES (2) ALMSHOUSES IN BOROUGHS (3) GILD ALMSHOUSES (4) PRIVATE ALMSHOUSES (5) HOMES FOR JEWS (6) HOMES FOR POOR CLERGY AND FOR LAY GENTLEFOLK (7) HOMES FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN Notes — Chapter II

CHAPTER III HOSPITALS FOR THE INSANE

Note — Chapter III

CHAPTER IV THE LAZAR-HOUSE

(a) Twelfth and Thirteenth Centuries (b) Fourteenth Century (1300–1350) (c) Fourteenth Century (1350–1400) (d) Fifteenth Century (e) Sixteenth Century Notes — Chapter IV

CHAPTER V THE LEPER IN ENGLAND

1. PIONEERS OF CHARITY 2. PUBLIC OPINION 3. CIVIL JURISDICTION 4. ECCLESIASTICAL JURISDICTION 5. EXAMINATION OF SUSPECTED PERSONS 6. TREATMENT OF THE BODY 7. TREATMENT OF THE SPIRIT Notes — Chapter V

CHAPTER VI FOUNDERS AND BENEFACTORS

FIRST PERIOD (BEFORE 1066) SECOND PERIOD (1066–1272) THIRD PERIOD (1272–1540) TOMBS OF FOUNDERS AND BENEFACTORS AIMS AND MOTIVES OF BENEFACTORS Notes — Chapter VI

CHAPTER VII HOSPITAL INMATES

(i) PERSONS MIRACULOUSLY CURED (ii) CROWN PENSIONERS (iii) INMATES OF SOME LAZAR-HOUSES (iv) SOLITARY OUTCASTS Notes — Chapter VII

CHAPTER VIII HOSPITAL DWELLINGS

i. HALL WITH TERMINATING CHAPEL ii. HALL WITH DETACHED CHAPEL iii. GROUP OF BUILDINGS AND CHAPEL iv. NARROW COURTYARD v. CRUCIFORM PLAN Notes — Chapter VIII

CHAPTER IX THE CONSTITUTION

1. NOMINATION AND ADMISSION 2. REGULATIONS 3. PENALTIES Notes — Chapter IX

CHAPTER X THE HOUSEHOLD AND ITS MEMBERS

(i) THE LEPER HOUSEHOLD (ii) THE HOUSEHOLD OF THE INFIRMARY AND ALMSHOUSE

CHAPTER XI THE CARE OF THE SOUL

1. THE SERVICES 2. THE CHAPEL Notes — Chapter XI

CHAPTER XII THE CARE OF THE BODY

1. FOOD 2. FIRING AND LIGHTS 3. BEDDING 4. TOILET 5. CLOTHING Notes — Chapter XII

CHAPTER XIII HOSPITAL FUNDS

1. ENDOWMENTS 2. BEQUESTS 3. PROFITS BY TRADING 4. ADMISSION FEES 5. INVOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS (6) VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS 7. ALMS OF PILGRIMS Notes — Chapter XIII

CHAPTER XIV RELATIONS WITH CHURCH AND STATE

(i) RELATIONS WITH THE KING AND THE BISHOP (ii) RELATIONS WITH THE PARISH PRIEST (iii) RELATIONS WITH MONK, KNIGHT AND FRIAR

1. The Monastic Orders 2. The Military Orders 3. The Friars

Notes — Chapter XIV

CHAPTER XV DECLINE OF THE HOSPITALS CHAPTER XVI THE DISSOLUTION OF RELIGIOUS HOUSES AND ITS EFFECT UPON HOSPITALS

Notes — Chapter XVI

PART TWO NOTES ONHOSPITAL PATRON SAINTS

SAINTS OF FRANCE SAINTS OF ENGLAND Alternative Dedications, etc. Notes — Part II Hospital Patron Saints

APPENDIX A OFFICE AT THE SECLUSION OF A LEPER APPENDIX B TABULATED LIST OF MEDIÆVAL HOSPITALS IN ENGLAND

EXPLANATION OF HEADINGS, REFERENCES, SIGNS, ETC. I. BEDFORDSHIRE II. BERKSHIRE III. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE IV. CAMBRIDGESHIRE V. CHESHIRE VI. CORNWALL195 VII. CUMBERLAND VIII. DERBYSHIRE IX. DEVONSHIRE208 X. DORSET XI. DURHAM XII. ESSEX XIII. GLOUCESTERSHIRE XIV. HAMPSHIRE XV. HEREFORDSHIRE XVI. HERTFORDSHIRE XVII. HUNTINGDONSHIRE XVIII. KENT XIX. LANCASHIRE XX. LEICESTERSHIRE XXI. LINCOLNSHIRE XXII. MIDDLESEX AND LONDON XXIII. NORFOLK XXIV. NORTHAMPTONSHIRE XXV. NORTHUMBERLAND XXVI. NOTTINGHAMSHIRE XXVII. OXFORDSHIRE XXVIII. RUTLAND XXIX. SHROPSHIRE XXX. SOMERSET XXXI. STAFFORDSHIRE XXXII. SUFFOLK XXXIII. SURREY XXXIV. SUSSEX XXXV. WARWICKSHIRE XXXVI. WESTMORLAND XXXVII. WILTSHIRE XXXVIII. WORCESTERSHIRE XXXIX. YORKSHIRE UNIDENTIFIED Notes — Appendices

BIBLIOGRAPHY

MONOGRAPHS ON HOSPITALS RECORDS, REGISTERS, ETC. HISTORICAL MSS. COMMISSION COMMISSION FOR ENQUIRING CONCERNING CHARITIES TRANSACTIONS OF SOCIETIES ON LEPROSY

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