Laurentius

[ law-ren-shee-uhs, -shuhs ]

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noun

Laurentius wrote against him: but Grotius took his revenge by silence.

There, with his younger brother Laurentius, he had shared the daily routine of a monk.

The proceedings opened with a laborious address from Gustavus,—his secretary, Laurentius Andreæ, acting as spokesman for the king.

Theodoric upheld Symmachus against Laurentius because he had been elected first and by a greater majority.

Laurentius found out that the giant's name was "Finn" by hearing the giantess hush her crying child.

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[flab-er-gast ]

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