parricide

It is but too true that one fanatic is sufficient for the commission of a parricide, without any accomplice.

But a fanatical or parricide priest is not incited in this way; heaven is held out to him, and not a woman.

The boys had too much intelligence and shrewdness not to have judged their father; and to judge a father is moral parricide.

Now we are asked to allow a tomb-haunter to call a parricide to disclose that which he himself is ignorant of.

The contemplating a father's death and profiting by the contemplation—it seems a kind of parricide—it is not natural, Randal.