Loci [noun]

For Isabel Otis the genius loci had a more powerful and enduring magnetism than any man or woman she had ever known.

But the genius loci here impresses on the trade in discarded odds and ends a peculiar character of its own.

The genius loci, the Chevalier himself, was not the last to welcome this prime stay and ornament of his establishment.

The genius loci would move the very stones to preach on such a theme.

Madzu Pennu, or the village deity, the universal genius loci.

Motor Cars and the Genus Loci was a very good title indeed for an article which recently appeared in a quarterly review.

Another work, based on the formula of Concord, was entitled Loci communes theologici.

It is the work Loci Communes, the principal articles of Christian doctrine, as they were afterwards called.

He even dedicated the second edition of his Loci Communes to the King, in a most winning letter.

Sed eam mulierem tunc a Tarquinio digressam postea nusquam loci visam constitit.