"Anathema maranatha!" which means (said PHELIM,) "Oh no, I never mention him.

She said, with utter solemnity, "Anathema maranatha!

Jackson was told that a pipe was anathema maranatha, which is Greek for no bon.

The principles of liberty were the scoff of every grinning courtier, and the Anathema Maranatha of every fawning dean.

Bishops might be exceedingly interested in, and unepiscopally generous to living actresses of wit and beauty, but the prelates smote them with a "Maranatha!" and an "Avaunt ye!"

Anathema maranatha!

MARANATHA (lit.