Alexandrina walked through the old library, pausing to read a weathered map that hinted at her family's seafaring past.

The Alexandrine scholars debated the manuscript's provenance late into the night.

Scholars studying Alexandrianism often debate how its emphasis on textual criticism influenced later literary theory.

After months of chronic neck pain, she found relief through lessons in the Alexander technique and relearned how to move without strain.

Alexandrian Wiccans often trace their rituals back to the founder of the tradition and adapt them to modern contexts.

After the storm, we stood transfixed as Alexander's band formed a distinct, dim stripe of sky between the two rainbows.

Alexander's bands advanced through the mountain passes, humming an old march.

As an Alexandrian Wiccan, she led the ritual with a careful blend of scholarly study and practical magic.

After studying various spiritual paths for years, she finally felt at home when she joined Alexandrian Wicca and began participating in its seasonal rituals.

The garden behind the old library was shaded by tall Alexandrian laurels that perfumed the evening air.