01329nas a2200169   4500000000100000008004100001653001400042653001500056653003100071653001000102653001200112100001300124245009800137856006800235300001200303520084400315       2018                            d10aByzantium10aContinuity10aLatin Kingdom of Jerusalem10aleper10aleprosy1 aGreif EA00a[Between Byzantium and Outremer: considerations on leprosy in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem]  uhttp://www.revistamirabilia.com/sites/default/files/pdfs/09.pdf  a126-1453 a<p>In the last years, the comprehension and understanding of leprosy and the social place of the leper as a rejected and stigmatized subject from society during the Middle Ages, have change. In this way, had come to light a new interpretation that detached the integration of those who suffer this disease. Similarly, the view of the leprosarium as spaces of social segregation was revised. Besides, new investigations about the treatment of this disease in the world of the Eastern Mediterranean started to appear. However, the analysis of the circulation of knowledge and practices between the East and the West were not frequent. Thus, our proposal, it is located into this space and tries to comprehend which was the social treatment of leprosy and lepers from the byzantine world that impacted in the Latin Kingdom of Jerusalem.</p>