Aurelia
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a female given name: from Latin Aurelianus, a family name.
Historical Examples
What has overtaken the lady aurelia, of the very family of the Emperor, will surely overtake others.
Aurelian William Ware
It is of interest to consider a common animal like the jellyfish aurelia.
The Outline of Science, Vol. 1 (of 4) J. Arthur Thomson
But I tied him down with a promise that before he saw me again he’d call on aurelia.
Yellowstone Nights Herbert Quick
Now for yourself, when you left that place, did you go to aurelia or to Campania?
Meditations Marcus Aurelius
Once more, I was now resolved to venture all things for aurelia.
The Devil’s Elixir E. T. A. Hoffmann
aurelia, if I have heard aright, is a Christian from conviction.
Aurelian William Ware
“Indeed they are, and we may be as sure that they will shut the lions’ mouths,” said aurelia.
Love and Life Charlotte M. Yonge
I can tell you, what is known as yet not beyond the Emperor’s palace and the priest’s, aurelia is dead!’
Aurelian William Ware
On these occasions, it was soon observed, aurelia went away whenever they began to read.
Wilhelm Meister’s Apprenticeship and Travels, Vol. I (of 2) Johann Wolfgang von Goethe
Dreamily, with an air of innocence that was infinite, aurelia looked at him.
The Monster Edgar Saltus
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