He found him half asphyxiated by the laudanum that had been in his wine.

His wife, Elizabeth Siddal, died of an overdose of laudanum in 1862.

It was later discovered that he had taken laudanum.

In May 1795 she attempted to commit suicide, probably with laudanum

I don’t suppose you could lend me some laudanum for him?

It was not true that she had been taking laudanum.

These dental problems left him in constant pain, for which he took laudanum.

She once attempted suicide by overdosing on laudanum.

It may have given him the impetus to no longer take laudanum.

Married for three months, the Audouys of Nantes committed suicide with laudanum, aresenic, and a revolver.

Intended to replace opium, Laudanon, was launched for widespread marketing in 1915.

It was also reported that Booth regularly partook of laudanum, an opium derivative.

Laudanum eventually gave way to the more modern incarnation of morphine.

He looked over at the empty bottle of laudanum as the doctor hovered over him.

Named by the English doctor Thomas Sydenham, it was to achieve fame as laudanum.