Pilgrim - Law Dictionary Search Results
Pilgrim
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Croise
A pilgrim bearing or wearing a cross
Bourdon
A pilgrims staff
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Burdon
A pilgrims staff
Palster
A pilgrims staff
Roma-Pedit'
Roma-Pedit', pilgrims who travelled to Rome on foot, Mat. Paris, anno 1250.
Choultry
Choultry, 'choultry' is indeed an ancient institution and is principally meant for lodging of pilgrims and travellers. It is conceivable that in 1884, when the first municipal legislation was passed in Madras, such
Hospitallers
of the Order of St. John of Jerusalem, so called because they built a hospital at Jerusalem wherein pilgrims were received. On the suppression of the Templar the Pope transferred their property to the Hospitallers, who were
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and the ultimate origin prob Egyptian Etymologically it is most closely related to r and u as in pilgrim peregrine couch fr collocare aubura fr LL alburnus
Pilgrimage
The journey of a pilgrim a long journey especially a journey to a shrine or other sacred place Fig the journey of human
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