... After grace the little bundles were unpacked.  There was special Easter bread, "zadig hatz" flavored with anise, and cut into fancy shapes, raisins to eat with the bread, and hard boiled and brightly colored Easter eggs. (Mission Studies, v.17, 1899)

... Zadig was altogether of an opposite character to Mourad; there appeared to be no feeling in common between them; and, at their first interview, Mourad could hardly repress the repugnance he felt at forming an acquaintance with so unpromising a companion as Zadig... (The Mussulman, Madden, v.2, 1830)