"Aristasian" meaning in English

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          "ref": "2015, Brythwen Sinclair, A Year with Dea, page 61",
          "text": "In the Aristasian community, they honor Sai Rayanna and declare their allegiance to the Aristasian empire. For the worshipers of Dea who are not affiliated with Aristasia, it may seem odd to honor Sai Rayanna. She is, however, a heroine of this people for she defended them in the distant past from the forces of evil.",
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          "ref": "1996, Out, volume 5, numbers 1-5, page 32",
          "text": "How, then, to explain the presence of Melissa, 27, an uber-femme and out lesbian on the London scene, who on Sunday nights leaves the bars behind, pulls on a 1940s tea dress, stockings, and high heels, and drives out to the Aristasian embassy to become \"Patricia.\"",
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          "ref": "2009, Keith David Henry, TERRA: Return of the Divine Feminine, page 18",
          "text": "Be that as it may, the existence of female-ruled civilizations is in no way necessary to the arguments of Deanic or Aristasian philosophy (Aristasians, in fact, have little real interest in Tellurian social order and certainly do not advocate matriarchy for Iron-Age Telluria).",
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        "Of or relating to Aristasia, an all-female traditionalist subculture based around the idea of a parallel universe where the two sexes are the strong, adventurous brunettes and the weaker, delicate blondes."
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