| But the cacoethes scribendi possesses me, and all my leisure hours are devoted to a Suite. |
| This cacoethes scribendi is the pest of every local curiosity or public watering-place. |
| And, it does so without engaging in sophistry, for the true horror writer is consumed by a cacoethes to engage his moral imagination, to reveal a sliver of the transcendent. |
| Erasmus shared with most scholars of the Renaissance the cacoethes scribendi. |
| Celsus consequently used the Latin term cacoethes with a meaning differing from Hippocrates' Greek term kakoethes. |
| It stated, 'The Cacoethes scribendi has, of late, become epidemical. |
