Lauras

Such groups of semi-independent hermitages were later on called Lauras, and have always existed in the East alongside of the Basilian monasteries; in the West St Anthony's monachism is in some measure represented by the Carthusians.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 1: Aachen-Assize 1840-1916 1913

And the practice persisted through many a renaissance where Lauras and Beatrices were besung, down to the brilliant encyclopaedists of the eighteenth century with their avowed loves, down to our Goethe and John Stuart Mill.

The Kempton-Wace Letters 2010

Lauras, graciousness will be missed in the white house.

Bush: Jenna's wedding was 'spectacular' 2008

Shelby replied, sensing that there was more to Lauras mood than was immediately obvious.

The Overload Protocol Mark Walden 2009

Lauras face flushed and she turned toward Wing as if to reply, but he was already walking quickly away.

The Overload Protocol Mark Walden 2009

Were there more Lauras in this world by Suzana Megles on Friday, Sep 4, 2009 at 9: 57: 35 AM

MAN'S BEST FRIEND - LEFT BEHIND 2009

We had Catherines, Joannas, Emilys, Elizabeths and Lauras by the bucketload, with a leavening of foreign and/or 'sandal-wearing Communist parent' names Tanya, Ivana, etc.

A Rosie By Any Other Name... juliette 2009

As the room fell silent again, Lauras attention returned to the monitor.

The Overload Protocol Mark Walden 2009

Lauras: Can you give an example of this in any other country, where the capital city of one nation is administered by more than one national government?

The Volokh Conspiracy » Candidate Obama, President Obama: 2009

They had traveled no more than a mile when Lauras new targeting instructions kicked in and all the missiles veered off on looping trajectories which sent them screeching back toward the ship.

The Overload Protocol Mark Walden 2009