2006
DOI: 10.3406/cafan.2006.1900
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Histoire et archéologie de la commanderie-grand prieuré des hospitaliers de Saint-Jean à Toulouse : état de la recherche

Abstract: History and Archaeology of the Commandery-Great Priory of the Hospitallers of St John in Toulouse. Research Inventory. The commandery (which later became a great priory) of the Hospitallers of St John of Jerusalem in Toulouse, which has just become the seat of the Direction régionale des affaires culturelles de Midi-Pyrénées, is the subject of a diachronic and multidisciplinary research programme carried out in parallel and in together with a preventive dig. The research based on archives started in 2000… Show more

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“…This topographical and architectural layout ensured an enclosure which served as much to defend the place as to symbolize the religious community's search for relegation, away from the tumult of the urban world, even though it was fully integrated into the socio-economic activities of the city 9 . It was the same in Toulouse where the church of Saint-Jean, the dormitory, the refectory, the kitchen and the cellar of the priory of the Hospital built intra muros were organized at the end of the twelfth century around a conventual quadrilateral and its cloister 10 . At the beginning of the 1180s, the brothers proceeded to modify their block of buildings and built a new enclosure, materialized by a surrounding wall with its porch 11 .…”
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“…This topographical and architectural layout ensured an enclosure which served as much to defend the place as to symbolize the religious community's search for relegation, away from the tumult of the urban world, even though it was fully integrated into the socio-economic activities of the city 9 . It was the same in Toulouse where the church of Saint-Jean, the dormitory, the refectory, the kitchen and the cellar of the priory of the Hospital built intra muros were organized at the end of the twelfth century around a conventual quadrilateral and its cloister 10 . At the beginning of the 1180s, the brothers proceeded to modify their block of buildings and built a new enclosure, materialized by a surrounding wall with its porch 11 .…”
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confidence: 99%