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HOTEL-DIEU
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Encyclopaedia Britannica (1911) / britannica_1911
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public_domain
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1911:hoteldieu:36f18f43b74c
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sha256
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9ae66123f125e3e71ce419e6c8cdf4fa0c8d52b35e20607887c54ee926da4938
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9ae66123f125e3e71ce419e6c8cdf4fa0c8d52b35e20607887c54ee926da4938
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2026-02-08 18:43:05
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hotel-dieu, the name given to the principal hospital in any french town. the hotel-dieu in paris was founded in the year a.d. 660, has been extended at various times, and was entirely rebuilt between 1868-1878. one of the most ancient in france is at angers, dating from 1153. the hotel-dieu of beaune (cote-d'or), founded 1443, is one of the most interesting, as it retains the picturesque disposition of its courtyard, with covered galleries on two storeys and large dormer windows; and the great hall of the hotel-dieu at tonnerre, yonne (1338), nearly 60 ft. wide and over 300 ft. long, is still preserved as part of the chief hospital of the town.