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... reason its perverted powers ; to control so many diverse passions , to conciliate so many opposing interests ; in fine , to restore man to himself ! We must correct and restrain one ; animate and sustain another ; attract the attention ...
... reason its perverted powers ; to control so many diverse passions , to conciliate so many opposing interests ; in fine , to restore man to himself ! We must correct and restrain one ; animate and sustain another ; attract the attention ...
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... reason to sit insecurely upon her throne , do the friends and acquaintances of the unhappy sufferer recognize these first monitions ? Or do they not rather behold , if indeed they observe any thing , -a simple change of habit , slightly ...
... reason to sit insecurely upon her throne , do the friends and acquaintances of the unhappy sufferer recognize these first monitions ? Or do they not rather behold , if indeed they observe any thing , -a simple change of habit , slightly ...
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... reason- ings , and the determinations resulting from them , and the recollection even , of the smallest details , acquire distinctness , as they advance towards the en- joyment of perfect health . Hence during delirium , they possess ...
... reason- ings , and the determinations resulting from them , and the recollection even , of the smallest details , acquire distinctness , as they advance towards the en- joyment of perfect health . Hence during delirium , they possess ...
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... reason , lasts as long as the effect of the sensation ; that is , whilst the patient retains the power of di- recting and sustaining his attention . Imbeciles and idiots are deprived of this faculty , and hence are incapable of ...
... reason , lasts as long as the effect of the sensation ; that is , whilst the patient retains the power of di- recting and sustaining his attention . Imbeciles and idiots are deprived of this faculty , and hence are incapable of ...
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... reason of their advanced age . Blue eyes are found in great numbers , in comparison with black ones . External aspects of the body , Stature , • Eyes , Hair , No. IV . Moderate fullness , 122 Lean , 28 60 Fat ,. 6 Tall , 102 Short , 19 ...
... reason of their advanced age . Blue eyes are found in great numbers , in comparison with black ones . External aspects of the body , Stature , • Eyes , Hair , No. IV . Moderate fullness , 122 Lean , 28 60 Fat ,. 6 Tall , 102 Short , 19 ...
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accustomed affections affusions agitation appear attack attention becomes believe Bicêtre body brain causes cease cerebral Charenton chestnut color chronic cold committed confinement consequence constipation convulsions cranium cretins cure death delirium dementia desire destroy disease disorder disposition drinks emaciated employed epilepsy epileptic erotomania excitement exercise eyes fear feeble fever forms of insanity frequent friends frightful furious fury habit hallucinations head hemorrhoids Hippocrates hospital husband hypochondria ideas idiocy idiots illusions influence insane insane persons insomnia irritable lesions less lypemania malady mania manifested melancholy membrane meninges menses menstrual menstruation ment mental alienation mind monomania months moral mother nervous observed organs pains paralysis Paris passions patient period physical physician physiognomy Pinel present produce provoked reason regimen remarkable respect Salpêtrière says sensibility sleep sometimes speak suffer suicide suppression symptoms temperament tepid baths terminate tion transverse colon treatment violent walk whilst woman women young
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