0 a name given to some small hotels or public houses especially in villages or the countryside. -- gæstgiveri
1 in former times, a house providing food and lodging for travellers. -- kro
He then lifted him onto his own mount and took him to an inn and looked after him.
The pictures presumably re-ect the fact that inns were traditionally decorated with framed pictures and prints.
The inn was intended as a place for the accommodation of travelling gentlemen, not the use of the village residents.
The choice of his name for the inn suggests something of the religious and political culture of the district.
In addition, of course, regular inns and craft hostelries vied for custom.
In their heyday, the inns of court appear to have played a vital role in fostering the proliferation of legal texts alongside legal learning.
Crucially, the inns of court served not only as ' repositories ' of law, but also as ' makers of law ' in this period (p. 50).
There were also accountants, lawyers, doctors, coal merchants, inn and hotel keepers, grocers and butchers all aged over 65.
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