venera

As I asked not leave, my Lucy, to take copies of them, I beg they may not be seen out of the venera-ble circle.

Sir Charles Grandison 2006

A isso se devem os brilhantes avanços russos no espaço - sputnik, soyuz, mir... e as sondas venera a vénus.

Venera Artur 2005

They walked beside the front path of Aunt May's venera-ble old home, avoiding the path itself because their mutual absence during the storm had left it a sheet of glistening ice.

The Sinister Six Combo Castro, Adam Troy 2001

Each group owed its inspiration to a similar apostolic ideal and venera - tion of Christ's poverty.

HERESY IN THE MIDDLE AGES GORDON LEFF 1968

Though Bernstein did not cite Marx against current orthodox Marxism, his own prescriptions for practical activity were intended to align theory to praxis in a harmonious relationship which, he felt, had been sundered by too much venera - tion for an increasingly irrelevant theory no longer able to accommodate existing praxis.

Dictionary of the History of Ideas J. P. NETTL 1968

Their symbol was a red cross terminating in a sword, which recalls their title de la Espada, and a shell (la venera), which they doubtless owed to their connection with the pilgrimage of St. James.

The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 13: Revelation-Stock 1840-1916 1913

Medicinal teas were gotten from boiling "citronelle," "venera," a Houma word for sage, and the bark of the "bois connu" tree.

Fore, right! CAIN BURDEAU, Associated Press Writer 2009

Medicinal teas were gotten from boiling "citronelle," "venera," a Houma word for sage, and the bark of the "bois connu" tree.

TheState.com: The Buzz 2009

Medicinal teas were gotten from boiling "citronelle," "venera," a Houma word for sage, and the bark of the "bois connu" tree.

TheState.com: The Buzz 2009

Medicinal teas were gotten from boiling "citronelle," "venera," a Houma word for sage, and the bark of the "bois connu" tree.

SFGate: Top News Stories 2009