The Collaborative International Dictionary
Carolus \Car"o*lus\, n.; pl. E. Caroluses, L. Caroli. [L., Charles.] An English gold coin of the value of twenty or twenty-three shillings. It was first struck in the reign of Charles I.
Told down the crowns and Caroluses.
--Macawlay.
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Wikipedia
Caroli is an Italian surname that may refer to
- Angelo Caroli (born 1937), Italian football player
- Daniele Caroli (born 1959), Italian cyclist
- Gösta Caroli (1902–1975), German spy
- Guido Caroli (born 1927), Italian speed skater
- Pierre Caroli (1480–1550), French refugee and religious figure
- Rolf Caroli (1933–2007), German boxer
Caroli may refer tà
- Caroli (surname)
- Caroli disease of bile ducts
- Caroli Group, a company based in Monaco
- Caroli Church, Malmö in Sweden
- Caroli church, Borås in Sweden
- USS Cor Caroli (AK-91), American cargo ship
Usage examples of "caroli".
Federacy was drafting a recommendation that Caroli evacuate it permanently.
Gorn Frankin of Caroli seized his arm at the airlock and pulled him bodily down the dark corridor to the galley.
May I introduce Admiral Madden of Caroli, Admiral Fierrson of Kellia, General Voers of Bishda.
Like most of his office furnishings, the viewer had come from Caroli for the new occupation base.
But this ship came from the direction of Cor Caroli, and, reasonably enough, identified itself as originating from that direction.
He could smell a faint scent of the caroli, just about the only early spring flowers, and the only ones with a night perfume.
Men, women and children, shipped in down the Carling Line from the branded prison hulks orbiting Cor Caroli, accidentally ingested the substrates, then screamed all night and in the morning spoke in tongues.