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Title: The hospital of The Holy Spirit at Rabat, Malta, and its Latin inscriptions : a review
Authors: Vella, Horatio Caesar Roger
Keywords: Rabat (Malta) -- History
Santo Spirito Hospital (Rabat, Malta) -- History
Santo Spirito Hospital (Rabat, Malta)
National Archives of Malta (Rabat, Malta) -- History
Vilhena, Antonio Manoel de, 1663-1736
Knights of Malta -- Malta -- History
Order of St John -- Malta -- History
Wignacourt, Alof de, 1547-1622
Paule, Antoine de, 1551-1636
Carafa della Roccella, Gregorio, 1615-1690
De Redin y Cruzat, Martin, 1579-1660
Conventuals -- Malta -- History
Conventual Church of St. Francis (Victoria, Malta) -- History
Mdina (Malta) -- History
Inscriptions -- Malta -- Rabat
Issue Date: 2007
Publisher: University of Vilnius
Citation: Vella, H. C. R. (2007). The hospital of The Holy Spirit at Rabat, Malta, and its Latin inscriptions : a review. Literatūra, 49(3), pp. 78-94. doi: 10.15388/Litera.2007.3.7965.
Abstract: The town of Rabat, formerly part of Melita of Roman times, has a building dedicated to the Holy Spirit, in the Maltese language, “ta’ Santu Spirtu”, which formerly was used as a hospital, but today as part of the National Archives. This hospital was run by the Grand Master of Malta, who as a Prince of the Crown of Spain and the two Sicilies, governed Malta and Gozo and the eight Languages of the Knights of St. John, formerly of Jerusalem and Rhodes, then of Malta. It is for this reason that Grand Master Anton Manuel de Vilhena (1722–1736) is mentioned in inscription I of this corpus discussed in this paper, Grand Master Alof de Wignacourt (1601–1622) in inscription III, Antoine de Paule (1623–1636) in IV, Gregorio Carafa (1680–1690) in V, and Martino de Redin (1657–1660) in VIII.
URI: https://www.um.edu.mt/library/oar/handle/123456789/53842
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