| Now, when we see that in Rome the parricide was whipped with the red twigs of the cornel tree, an arbor infelix, the conclusion seems evident. |
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| Freud emphasises parricide, both in regard to the Oedipal urge and to the primal horde, where sons kill the father. |
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| Both were executed, along with 52 others suspected of involvement in the machinations of Batz, dressed in red, the colour of parricide. |
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| I tell you, remember Pygmalion, whose gluttonous thirst of gold made him a traitor, robber, and even what is worse, a parricide. |
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| But her mood shifts when the suspicious death of newspaper tycoon Luther Read, a patriarch unbeloved by his offspring, sets Lucy on the trail of a possible parricide. |
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| She is inexorably engulfed by the cloud of shame that surrounds parricide. |
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| Roscius had much to be thankful for, since he was accused of parricide. |
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| According to Freud, the ritual slaughter of an animal was instituted to reenact the primeval act of parricide. |
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| Freud speculated that the rebellion of sons against dominating fathers for control over women had culminated in actual parricide. |
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| The parricide murderess, who looked insane, was detained and taken to court. |
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| A resurrection today would be both a parricide and a suicide. |
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| That Antonia whom you violated, was your Sister! That Elvira whom you murdered, gave you birth! Tremble, abandoned Hypocrite! Inhuman Parricide! Incestuous Ravisher! |
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