Responsibility in mental disease / by Henry Maudsley.

  • Henry Maudsley
Date:
1892
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    INDEX. Acosta, Josephus, on possession by the devil, 35 Age, the mental decay of old, 259- 261 Alcohol, the abuse of, 285 Anthony, St., 10 Aphasia, 264; condition of under- standing in, 265 ; Trousseau on, 265; Dr. W. Ogle, on a case of, 266 Arnold, trial of, 90 Asclepiades, on the treatment of in- sanity, 8 Astrology, the speculations of, 20 Asylum, lunatic, popular notion of, 1; Mr. Burke's visit to, 2 Aura epileptica, 165, 236 Banks v. Good fellow, case of, 115 Barlow, Reverend John, on the pre- vention of insanity, 269 Bartlett, Judge, on testamentary capacity, 115 Bell, Chief Justice, on the criterion of responsibility, 103 Bellingham, trial of, 92 Billman, case of, 204 Bisgrove, case of, 167 Boardmanv. Woodman, case of104, 108, 111, 115 Body, the theological contempt of 12 ; sympathy of organs of, 17 Brain, function of, 15; disorder of 15; organic sympathies of 17- stUdyotl504f' ^ ! Path°l0giCai Browne, Sir Thomas, on hereditary influence, 23 Burke, Mr., his visit to a lunatic asylum, 2 Burton, case of, 157 Cabanis, P. J. G., on the transmis- sion of acquired faculties, 307. Casaubon, Meric, on sin, 26; on madness, 35; on the persistence of dream-hallucinations, 251 Capacity, testamentary, 111-120 Cartwright v. Cartwriqht, case of 112 Character, formation of, 272 294 300 ' ' Cheyne, Dr. John, on the prevalence of insanity, 281 Chorea, kinship of, to insanity. 42 151 J ' Classification of insanity, 66-85 Clissold, Rev. Augustus, on the pro- phetic spirit, 50 Cockburn, Chief Justice, on testa- mentary capacity, 115 Code, French penal, 108; German penal, 109 Coke, Sir E., on the execution of madmen, 128 Conolly, Dr., on the duty of the medical witness, 86 ; on suicidal insanity, 139; on homicidal im- pulse, 147 Consciousness, physical modifica- tions of, 16 Crime, viewed as insanity, 26; here- ditary nature of, 29 ; in imbecility, Criminals, 25-33 ; the treatment of,