| There epicurism was in the lip as well as the palate, and one had humour for a hors d'oeuvre and repartee for an entremet. |
| To abstain from enjoyment, is the philosophy of the sage, the epicurism of reason. |
| Their mode of killing swine was as refined in barbarity as in epicurism. |
| But it is a most fascinating contribution to the literature of epicurism, and quite worth looking up and into. |
| Our delicate French epicurism is doubtless about to be put to a rude test by the barbarously heavy German cooking. |
| You that are genuine Athenians, devour with a golden epicurism the arts and sciences, the spirits and extractions of authors. |
