Has Raise Dead ever been an anti-undead counterpart of Slay Living?

Question

I have always assumed, seen in play, and ruled that Raise Dead functions as Slay Living, but targets undead instead of living creatures and requires no material component. However, while planning a combo that would rely on this, I found no mention of this usage whatsoever, although I am still pretty sure I had seen it before. The closest thing I've found so far are Vampire Spawns who have this as an explicitly listed vulnerability.

Has Raise Dead ever been capable of slaying undead creatures in Pathfinder, or is it maybe a trail of 3.5e or older versions of D&D?

Answer 1

Not exactly

In AD&D the only valid targets for Raise Dead (or it’s reverse Slay Living) were “dwarf, gnome, halfling, half-elf or human”. Other races did not have “souls”, they had “spirits” and the spell only works on creatures with souls.

However, it could affect “newly made undead, except skeletons”, bringing them back to life if the survived their Resurrection Survival roll or just making them dead dead if they didn’t.