...same time on the intellectual and moral man. Esquirol, (p. 21,,) defines mental insanity to be — "a cerebral affection, ordinarily chronic, and without...sensibility, understanding, intelligence, and will. On the ваше page he makes the following quotations from Conolly: — "Insanity is the impairment...

...same time on the intellectual and moral man. Esqiurol, (p. 21,) defines mental insanity to l>e — "a cerebral affection, ordinarily chronic, and without...characterized by disorders of sensibility, understanding, intrlliyenrt, and •ri«. On the same page he makes the following ^notations from Conolly: — "Insanity...

...symptoms which characterize insanity; 2. Its causes; 3. Its progress and different terminations; 4. The general principles of its treatment. I. Symptoms...during its course, febrile symptoms are manifested. Among the insane, sensibility is exalted, or perverted ; and their sensations are no longer in relation...

...the same time on the intellectual and moral man. Etquirol, (p. 21,) defines mental insanity to be — "a cerebral affection, ordinarily chronic, and without...disorders of sensibility, understanding, intelligence, and mil. On the same page he makes the following quotations from Conolly: — "Insanity is the impairment...

...(roocho and .Andrew Combe, which we shall hereafter discuss. Enquirol defined mental alienation to be " a cerebral affection, ordinarily chronic and without...characterized by disorders of sensibility, understanding and will." Dr. Tuke, after quoting as apropos to the subject, the well known saying of Dr. Johnson...