Loca [noun]

Thus we find even in medival times, Westminster alluded to by monkish writers as a locus terribilis or sacred place.

Est hic insignis locus, si quis alius est in toto Paulo: proinde diligenter excutere singulas particulas convenit.

The evolute of a curve is the curve which is the envelope of all its normals or the locus of all its centres of curvature.

Nec mora, condicitur pugn locus, eidemque stata temporis meta prfigitur.

Vnde locus ille hoc nomine Anglico Qualmhul, a strage uidelicet et sepultura interfectorum merito meruit intitulari.

Nec fuit terrarum locus ita remotus, in quo rumor, fama, timor Wischardi per omnium fer ora non volitaret.

Hic locus Mundi est habitatio hominum & animalium atque vegetabilium.

That is, Hic locus est quem incolunt Pygmi, non enim id fabula est, sed pusillum genus ut aiunt.

Is opportnus vsus est locus commniend praesidi.4 Hosts nn5 semel fs pcem supplics6 petunt.

Iona has become now the locus classici of the Gaelic, not to say the whole Scottish race.