leper hospital of St James

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The leper hospital of St James was a medieval charitable institution in Maiden Bradley dedicated to caring for people suffering from leprosy under the patronage of St James.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf charitable institution
medieval hospital
associatedWith Maiden Bradley village
category medieval charitable foundation
religious hospital
country England
dedicatedTo St James
era Middle Ages
functionedAs almshouse for the sick
hasAlternativeName Hospital of St James at Maiden Bradley
St James leper hospital, Maiden Bradley
hasDedication St James
hasPatientType lepers
people with Hansen’s disease
hasPatronSaint St James
historicalPeriod medieval period
locatedIn England
Maiden Bradley
Wiltshire
namedAfter James the Apostle
operatedAs religious charitable house
primaryFunction care for people suffering from leprosy
purpose support marginalized sufferers of leprosy
region South West England
linked to: southwest England
religiousAffiliation Christianity
specializedIn treatment of leprosy
typeOfCare charitable relief
inpatient care
spiritual care

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Maiden Bradley hasReligiousHouseInHistory leper hospital of St James
The Leper of Saint Giles includesLocation leper hospital of Saint Giles
linked to: leper hospital of St James
leper hospital of St James hasAlternativeName St James leper hospital, Maiden Bradley
linked to: leper hospital of St James
St James's Park namedAfter St James's Hospital for lepers
subject linked to: St James's Park (royal park)
linked to: leper hospital of St James