पेय जादुई शक्तींची उपलब्धी आहे, ज्याला ते द्यायला आवडते ते कोणाला वाटू शकते,

Noun:

प्रेमळ पेय,

philtre's Usage Examples:

are described in the literature variously as brews, salves, ointments, philtres, oils, and unguents.

A philtre or philter is a magical potion.

Professor Wellington Johns, an endocrinologist, experiments with a love philtre (which he terms his amatogenic cortical principle), that causes those.

Clusius describes it as an antidote, emetic, expectorant, anti-philtre, and vermicide: “the pouder of them taken in white wine is a most present remedie against.

The use of potions or philtres for magical or religious purposes was relatively common in Greece and the.

Professor Wellington Johns, an endocrinologist, experiments with a love philtre (which he terms his amatogenic cortical principle), that causes those who.

Italian libretto, after Eugène Scribe"s libretto for Daniel Auber"s Le philtre [es] (1831).

[Lucretius] died by his own hands, in the forty-fourth year of his age, being dementated by a philtre, which either his mistress, or his wife, Lucilia, for so.

because, in the opinion of Anarchists, "money and power are diabolical philtres, which turn a man into a wolf, into a rabid enemy, instead of into a brother.

Art critic Robert Hughes wonders if they "contain the drugs and philtres needed for the devilish ceremonies".

Scandinavians often used love-philtres, which is documented in the Norse poem The Lay of Gudrun.

Alyres as one of a class of 25 or so philtres known to mediaeval physicians, two of which are still used by the criminals.

He is accused of having used philtres and love charms, and at least one, if not more, of his female disciples.