Hallucinations.

  • Alexandre Jacques François Brière de Boismont
Date:
1853
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    INDEX. A. Abercrombie, case of confusion of the senses by the action of hallu- cination.—Cases of hallucinations in dreams, 189, 190, 191, 193.— Case of day somnambulism, 247.— Case of hallucination in fever, 264. —Case of hallucination in typhoid fever, 268.—Prodromes of diseases, 278.—Case of hallucinations from the use of opium, 329 Abstinence, its influence on halluci- nations, 329 Abyssinians, case of lycanthropy, 298 Adrian, villa of, tunnel to convey the oracles, 111 Age, its influence on hallucinations, 319 Ajax, his illusion of sight, 107 Aliment, insufficiency of, its influ- ence on hallucinations, 327 Ambrose, St., his case of prevision, 235 Americans, their hallucinations in the delirium of intoxication, 164 Analogies of reason and insanity, 40 Anatomy, pathological, 449 Andral, his hallucination during sickness, 58 Anesthesia, its action on hallucina- tions, 299 Antiochus, collective illusions, 108 Antiquity, its belief in apparitions, 66 Aparte, 448 Apoplexy, hallucinations on the ap- proach of, 243 Apparitions, 300. — Case of Miss Lee, 301, 302 Arachnites, hallucinations in, 262 Ar6t6e, remarks on the development of the senses in disease and on the approach of death, 243, 262, 279 35 Arnim, Mad. de, her hallucination. 94 Arnold, his definition of hallucina- tion, 31 Ascetism, its influence on hallucina- tions, 125 Asphyxia, influence of on halluci- nations, 57 Association of ideas, their influence on hallucinations, 363-374 Athanasius, St., his opinion on the communion of souls after death, 371 Athenodorus, his hallucination, 66 Atmosphere, influence of in hallu- cinations, 276, 326 Attention, its action on hallucina- tions, 368 Aubanel, his division of hallucina- tions, 34 Augustin, St., his case of a dream, 204.—His opinion of apparitions. 372 B. Bachzko, his hallucinations, 297 Bacon, acknowledges prevision, 237 Baillarger, his definition of halluci- nations, 34. — Hallucinations in stupidity, 135; his theory of at- tention, 368; his physiology of hal- lucinations, 409 Bar Guest, 325 Baudry, his case of hallucination. 369 Beaur6gard, Father, his celebrated case of provision, 237 Belief, desire of, introduction, 21 Beliefs, their influenco on illusions, 110 Ben Jonson, his hallucinations after intellectual labor, 59
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