lazar-house

English

Noun

lazar-house (plural lazar-houses)

Alternative form of lazar house
- 1822, Daniel Lysons, Magna Britannia;: The county palatine of Chester, page 601:
  John Gilbert, in his deed of 1538, states, that he had purchased three messuages and two little closes adjoining, by the highway-side near Newton Bushell, and that it was his intention to build a lazar-house, for the reception of a greater number of lazars than the three cottages would contain, with a chapel ; the house and the closes to be occupied by the said lazars : he gives the sum of 220 marks to the corporation, on condition that they should pay yearly the sum of 4l. per annum to the lazars in the said house.
- 1828, William Henry Ireland, England's topographer:
  In 1473 there existed a lazar-house for the reception of those afflicted with leprosy, at Eche near Sandwich.
- 2000, ‎Robert W. Thomson, The Lawcode (Datastanagirk') of Mxit'ar Goš, →ISBN, page 241:
  Let them seize the woman and put her in a lazar-house, and for a year let her grind [flour] for the lepers.
- 2012, John Hoyles, The Waning of the Renaissance 1640–1740, →ISBN:
  In The Ruin and Recovery of Mankind (1740), Watts takes up the old 17th century view of the world as a hospital or lazar-house:

单词	lazar-house
释义	lazar-house English Noun lazar-house (plural lazar-houses) Alternative form of lazar house 1822, Daniel Lysons, Magna Britannia;: The county palatine of Chester, page 601: John Gilbert, in his deed of 1538, states, that he had purchased three messuages and two little closes adjoining, by the highway-side near Newton Bushell, and that it was his intention to build a lazar-house, for the reception of a greater number of lazars than the three cottages would contain, with a chapel ; the house and the closes to be occupied by the said lazars : he gives the sum of 220 marks to the corporation, on condition that they should pay yearly the sum of 4l. per annum to the lazars in the said house. 1828, William Henry Ireland, England's topographer: In 1473 there existed a lazar-house for the reception of those afflicted with leprosy, at Eche near Sandwich. 2000, ‎Robert W. Thomson, The Lawcode (Datastanagirk') of Mxit'ar Goš, →ISBN, page 241: Let them seize the woman and put her in a lazar-house, and for a year let her grind [flour] for the lepers. 2012, John Hoyles, The Waning of the Renaissance 1640–1740, →ISBN: In The Ruin and Recovery of Mankind (1740), Watts takes up the old 17th century view of the world as a hospital or lazar-house:
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