aluret (alur)

[ The new alure between the king's chamber and the said chapel. Brayley, Houses of Parl., p. 127. 3. A covered pa age; a cloister. The sides of every street were covered with fresh alures of marble, or cloisters. T. Warton , Eng. Poetry, II. xxiii. 4. In medieval mil it. arch., a footway on the summit of a wall or rampart, behind the battlements; also, the pa ageway within the hoarding or bratticing.