Meanings of longer aught in English

We have no longer aught to fear from the outside world.

From Mrs. Orme she had no longer aught to fear; nor from Sir Peregrine.

Prudence herself would now feel that we have no longer aught to wait for.

Surely from that moment there was no longer aught mortal in the combat that ensued.

The soldiers were no longer aught but projectiles.

You have come into your own, and there is no longer aught to fear from Peter or any other.

At length they turned and made their way up the stream toward camp-therewas no longer aught to fear there.

During that time appearances had been converted into realities, suspicions into certainties, and Don Rafael was for him no longer aught but a common renegade.