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nepenthe

[ni-pen-thee] / nɪˈpɛn θi /


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For thrill-loving tourists, for the great, near-great and notorious, Catalina had been nepenthe.

From Time Magazine Archive

And the search is more intense than ever for the Unspoiled Spot, where Those Who Know can get away from it all for a quiet taste of nepenthe with good food and a clean bed.

From Time Magazine Archive

Those lyrics, which act upon the mind like nepenthe, are also by Segal, a classics scholar who is driving without a poetic license.

From Time Magazine Archive

An archaeologic tour in Spain, a yachting cruise in the Mediterranean, a winter in Egypt—all these things would be to Westray’s taste; the blameless herb nepenthe might anywhere be found growing by the wayside.

From The Nebuly Coat by Falkner, John Meade

Homer mentions nepenthe, a potion which was said to make persons forget their pains and sorrows.

From Great Inventions and Discoveries by Piercy, Willis Duff