Viatica [noun]

For it was just about this time that the Viaticum must have been administered to his father.

If they refused the viaticum they were treated as "damned persons."

Having inquired into my resources, he said, “You must take the viaticum.”

The priest said this was impossible as he was not provided with the wherewithal for giving the viaticum.

It is Wallenstein's chance now, and for me nothing but the priest's viaticum.

It is my fathers last gift to me and is all my viaticum as well!

The service of viaticum was organized differently by different Bourses.

The Bourse of Alger spent from 600 to 700 francs a year on the service of viaticum.

On the other hand, the Bourses had difficulties with the service of viaticum.

At his request, and in consideration of his fervour, I'll give him the viaticum.