How To Use Catholicon In A Sentence
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After long and wearied deliberations extending over whole weeks, and while a nation's anxious eyes, hopeful and expectant, were rivetted upon them, they agreed upon a political catholicon -- one-sided, as usual, and unjust to the South.
Cause and contrast : an essay on the American crisis,
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Understanding there are no true catholicons in this world, I must fight to bring awareness to the public so we may one day find a cure.
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"Mithridate" and "Venice treacle," each composed of forty antagonizing ingredients, were the great Catholicons.
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If we knew of any chemical preparation by which we could change the color of our skins and straighten our hair we might hope to bring about the desired consummation at once, but alas, there is no catholicon for this ill, no mystic concoction in all the pharmacies of earth to work this miracle of color.
Masterpieces of Negro Eloquence The Best Speeches Delivered by the Negro from the days of Slavery to the Present Time
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A good wife is a Catholicon for all the evils that happen in life.
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Fernelius and others; diasena, diapolypodium, diacassia, diacatholicon, Wecker's electuary de Epithymo, Ptolemy's hierologadium, of which divers receipts are daily made.
Anatomy of Melancholy
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Death is the cure of all diseases. There is no Catholicon or universal remedy I know but this.
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In pre-modern medicine, catholicon was a soft electuary, so called as being supposedly universal in its curative and prophylactic abilities.
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Diacatholicon was the best-selling drug at the Giglio, and especially common in liquid purges.
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It is now only exceptionally that the cantharus is found doing service as a holy water font, mainly at Mount Athos, where the phiala of the monastery of Laura stands near the catholicon in front of the entrance and is covered by
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 7: Gregory XII-Infallability
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He purged a widow, once, with certain quantities of Diacatholicon.
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There is no _catholicon_ or universal remedy I know, but this, which though nauseous to queasy stomachs, yet to prepared appetites is nectar, and
Three Thousand Years of Mental Healing
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And at a given moment one of these, hitherto dormant and unsuspected, would suddenly begin to brew, and go on growing till he was all one senseless panic, blind flight the only catholicon.
Ultima Thule
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No drug is current in their shops but diacatholicon.
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The most gentle purges to begin with, are [4255] senna, cassia, epithyme, myrabolanea, catholicon: if these prevail not, we may proceed to stronger, as the confection of hamech, pil.
Anatomy of Melancholy
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A man who is not a hopelessly bad critic, though he may not have in him the _catholicon_ of critical goodness, may fail to appreciate _La Morte Amoureuse_ because of its dreaminess and supernaturality and all-for-loveness; _Carmen_ because Carmen shocks him; _La Venus d'Ille_ because of its _macabre_ tone; _Les Jeune-France_ because of their _goguenarderie_ or _goguenardise_.
A History of the French Novel, Vol. 2 To the Close of the 19th Century
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There is no catholicon or universal remedy I know, but this, which though nauseous to queasy stomachs, yet to prepared appetites is nectar, and a pleasant potion of im mortality.
Religio Medici
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Oederna was to be treated by taking a remedy such as Diacatholicon to divert the fluxion of humour.
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Unfortunately, I have no catholicon for every industrial ill -- but the political drug-stores are full of 'em.
The Complete Works of Brann the Iconoclast, Volume 12
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It is now only exceptionally that the cantharus is found doing service as a holy water font, mainly at Mount Athos, where the phiala of the monastery of Laura stands near the catholicon in front of the entrance and is covered by
The Catholic Encyclopedia, Volume 7: Gregory XII-Infallability
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This medicine, taken 4 or 5 times a day, will fulfill every indication that the boasted panaceas and catholicons can perform.
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If we knew of any chemical preparation by which we could change the color of our skins and straighten the kinks in our hair, we might hope to bring about the desired consummation at once, but alas, there is no catholicon for this ill, no mystic concoction in all the pharmacies of earth to work
The Negro and the White Man
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There are other men who stand still higher on the "rolls of fame," whose Diacatholicons never vary, whatever be the name or nature of the disease!
