sis mortuus mundo, vivens iterum deo - Das Leprosenwesen am Mittelrhein bis zum 18. Jahrhundert

Uhrmacher, Martin

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sis mortuus mundo, vivens iterum deo - Das Leprosenwesen am Mittelrhein bis zum 18. Jahrhundert

Uhrmacher, Martin

1998 • Sobernheimer Gespräche. Mittelrhein - Kultur und Struktur

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Keywords :

leprosy; leper houses; history of leprosy; History; medieval history; early modern history; urban history; Lepra; Medizingeschichte; Leprosorien; Geschichte; Stadtgeschichte; Mittelalterliche Geschichte; Frühneuzeitliche Geschichte

Disciplines :

History

Author, co-author :

Uhrmacher, Martin ; University of Luxembourg > Faculty of Language and Literature, Humanities, Arts and Education (FLSHASE) > Identités, Politiques, Sociétés, Espaces (IPSE)

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Language :

German

Title :

sis mortuus mundo, vivens iterum deo - Das Leprosenwesen am Mittelrhein bis zum 18. Jahrhundert

Publication date :

13 November 1998

Event name :

Sobernheimer Gespräche. Mittelrhein - Kultur und Struktur

Event organizer :

Rheinland-Pfälzisches Freilichtmuseum Bad Sobernheim

Event place :

Bad Sobernheim, Germany

Event date :

13-10-1998 to 14-10-1998

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Yes

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