Sybarite

• “Sybarite," said the little man, flushing, "P. -- by the grace of”

  The Day of Days An Extravaganza

• “London-based architects Sybarite have designed a £1 million, environmentally friendly "home in the sky" that sits on stilts.”

  The Wall Street Journal: Closer to the Stars

• “Sybarite "could be my next Imperial Commander" and Twiston-Davies clearly expects both horses to win – with the possibility that Baby Run could complete the treble the trainer snatched on the Friday last year.”

  The Guardian: Nigel Twiston-Davies sure Imperial Commander will be a Cheltenham star

• “Sam, meanwhile, will ride Sybarite in the Albert Bartlett, just before the big race of the week.”

  The Guardian: Nigel Twiston-Davies sure Imperial Commander will be a Cheltenham star

• “A Sybarite of old, as I find it registered in [2286] Athenaeus, supping in Phiditiis in”

  Anatomy of Melancholy

• “Snymdiris the Sybarite never saw the sun rise or set so much as once in twenty years.”

  Anatomy of Melancholy

• “Prison for Oscar Wilde, an English prison with its insufficient bad food16 and soul-degrading routine for that amiable, joyous, eloquent, pampered Sybarite.”

  Oscar Wilde, His Life and Confessions

• “What chance had this cultured honour-loving Sybarite in the deadly grapple of modern life where the first quality is will power, the only knowledge needed a knowledge of the value of money.”

  Oscar Wilde, His Life and Confessions

• “Mark Antony had been remarkably sober since marching for the East, but the sixty men in his entourage had expected that Nicomedia would see Antony the Sybarite erupt.”

  Simon & Schuster: Antony and Cleopatra

• “Without being a Sybarite, I certainly do prefer a comfortable pulu bed to one of ridgy lava, and the fire which blazes on this broad hearth to the camp-fire on the frozen top of the volcano.”

  The Hawaiian Archipelago

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