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	The LOSNA Heritage
		The first verified member of the noble Norwegian LOSNA family, is Erlend of Odensland who was born around the year of 1240 AD.
		Today, in the year of 2003 AD, a large number of Norwegian citizen, who are belonging to the LOSNA family, does not know anything about it.
		However, and thanks to Astrid and Anne Tone Thorshaug, who continued and fulfilled the work commenced by their honourable father and grandfather, the late Mikal Slevdal from Lista, Norway, some of us are fully aware of and extremely proud of being successors of Erlend of Odensland, and being part of this great heritage.
	www.losna.org (2305 words)

	Losna Grand Prix
		Undertegnede deltar av fri vilje på LOSNA GRAND PRIX og er innforstått med at deltakelse skjer på følgende betingelser.
		Jeg forplikter meg til å følge rennreglement for LOSNA GRAND PRIX med de sikkerhetsregler det innebærer.
		Jeg gjennomfører konkurransen etter eget ønske og forstår at deltakelse i LOSNA GRAND PRIX kan være livsfarlig.
	www.losnagp.com /index.php?page=kontrakt (121 words)

	Glossary - ExWitch Australia (formerly 'Born Again Pagan Ministries')
		Losna was literally the moon itself, and the early Etruscans believed it to be a living Goddess.
		Apparently Losna is the moon as a living entity, rather than a Goddess of the moon.
		Leukothea was an aspect of the moon Goddess associated with the ocean and the tides.
	www.exwitchaustralia.com /Glossary/LOSNA.html (338 words)

	St. Clair Research
		Although the LOSNA family is assumed to be much older, Erlend is the first member whose first name is documented, and according to normal practice in the country at this time, no common family name was used.
		Although the name of LOSNA originally was the name of a rather small island, it became descriptive of major properties belonging to the family, and located various parts of Norway, including large belongings in Bergen and surroundings, and in the county of Troms in the arctic part of Norway.
		Members of the LOSNA family were also appointed judges in the High Court, or, military commanders in charge of castles and garrisons responsible for the defence of major cities such as Oslo, Bergen, or Tonsberg.
	www.stclairresearch.com /dna/losna.html (684 words)

	The Strega Tradition
		The Great Goddess was also associated with the moon due to the swelling of the moon and its subsequent decline, reflecting the changes in a woman's body due to pregnancy.
		Losna is an old Etruscan name for the Moon Goddess in mother form.
		Therefore Losna is the moon as a living entity, rather than a goddess of the moon.
	www.angelfire.com /folk/LadyE/pages/strega2.html (1824 words)

	Losna, Etruscan Goddess of the Moon--Losna Lala Luna Louna Moon Goddess Crescent moon maiden goddess Etruscan Goddess ...
		Losna is the Etruscan Goddess of the Moon, equivalent to the Roman Luna, and indeed the Etruscan and Latin words are quite alike.
		The Romans in writing about it were quite clear that they believed it to be a very ancient city of the Etruscans; however in modern times no Etruscan remains have been found there, and the city and any traces of it have almost completely vanished.
		Losna may be the form of Her name in the dialect of Praeneste (Latin Palestrina).
	www.thaliatook.com /OGOD/losna.html (496 words)

	Losna ou absinto
		Popularmente, a losna também é conhecida como absinto, erva-do-fel, alenjo, erva-de-santa-margarida, sintro e erva-dos-vermes.
		A losna se propaga por meio de sementes, por divisão de touceiras ou por estaquia.
		Para melhor conservação, a losna pode ser armazenada seca: coloque as folhas e flores estendidas em local ventilado, longe da exposição aos raios solares e depois guarde em caixas de madeira, de preferência.
	www.jardimdeflores.com.br /ERVAS/A10losna.htm (911 words)

	22ND GENERATION (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Its principal estate was the island farm of Losna, located in Sulen parish, ytre Sogn.
		His descendants with his first wife, Ingeborg Erlendsdatter, formed the lågadel (landed gentry) branch of the Losna family, while the descendants from his marriage with his second wife, a daughter of Audun til Slinde and Holmfrid Erlingsdatter, were considered høgadel (high nobility).
		Ingeborg Erlendsdatter appears to have been the heir to the island of Losna, which later gave its name to one of the wealthiest Norwegian noble families of the Middle Ages.
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /~austring/d697.htm (381 words)

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