The principles of medical psychology: being the outlines of a course of lectures / by Baron Ernst von Feuchtersleben; translated from the German by ... H. Evans Lloyd, esq. Revised and edited by B.G. Babington.

  • Ernst, Baron von Feuchtersleben
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1847
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    Figurative language, 127. Fingers, cramp of, from writing, 234, 236. Fixatio mononoia (synon. with ‘Fixed delusion’””), 276. Fixed delusion, 194, 249, 276, 345, 374. religious, 280, 347. Focus imaginarius, 120, note. of generation, 91. Folie pénitentiaire, 360, note. Folly, 249, 270, 344. Freedom, 159, 371. Fretfulness, 193. Frenzy, 290. Fright, 186. of the mother, 125. Functions of the brain, 102, 105. Furor uterinus, 219, 293. Ganglionic system, 86, 87. Ganglia, sensitive nerves furnished with, 113. Genetic (from yéveouc), tracing to its origin or generation, 234. Genius, 124. Globus hystericus, 228. Goitre, 303. Habit, 151. Hair, perishing of, 188. Hallucinations, 230, 233. Hatred, 136, 140. Health, psychical, 200. Hearing, 98, 118. Hellebore, 26, 349. Hereditary descent, 261. Home sickness, 187. - Honour, impulse or inclination for, 138. Hope, 135, 331. Hopelessness, 135. Humour, 131. Hyperemia (from dtp and dua), san- guineous repletion, 176, 257. Hyperaphia (from örtp and ag), ex- treme sensibility of touch, 227. Hyperbulia (from izéo and BovAn), un- governable will, 300. Hypermnesia (from é7rép and wıuvnokw), excess of memory, 237. Hysteria (from vorépa), 226. Hypertrophy, 182. Hypochondriasis, 222. Icterus, 186. Ideal feelings, 132. Idealism, 78, 81, 82. Ideas, 107, 127, 128. obscure, 109. Idianoia (from tötoce and vöoc), synon. with “ Idiocy,” 300. Idiocy, 249, 300, 301, 354. Idio-magnetism, 205, 336. Idio-somnambulism, 201. Idiosyncrisy, peculiar constitution, 152. Idiotisme (synon. with “Idiocy’’), 300. Illusions, 230. Images of ideas, 107. Imagination, 191. operations of, 120. Imbecility (auadia), 28. Imitation, impulse of, 334. Immediate instrument of sense (mo@rov ausdnrnpıov), 104. Immortality, 172. Impulses, 136, 194, 332. Inconsideracy, 271. Indignation, 187. Individual, 152. Indolence, 193. Infirmitas (synon. with “Idiocy’’), 300, Influences, cosmical (from koopoc), or universal, 184. Inhumanitas ebriosa, 371. Innervation, 115, 125. Inquiry, impulse or turn for, 138, 282. Insanity, 244. simulated, 376. statistics of, 51, 261. Insolation (coup de soleil), 265, 296. Instruction, 327. Intellect, 127, 128. Intellectual feelings, 133. Internal sense, 109. Intervalla lucida, 255, 373. Intoxication, 167, 199. Irradiation, 88. Irritation, spinal, neuralgia spinalis, 227. Isolation of nervous fibres, 88. Jaundice, 186. Jealousy, 265. Joy, 135, 184. Language, 114. Latent, 109, nofe. > Laughing, 116, 228. Leucethiopia (from Asvröc, dıdw, and ou w7rec), the albino state, 303. Adyog, 129, note. Loops, central, 109. Love, 136-8, 141, 180, 264, 333. insanity of, 280. Lunatic institutions, 65, 359, 361. Luxury of woe, 135. Lycanthropy (from Advcog andadyvOpwroc), wolf mania, 25, 42, 253, 279. Lypemania (from A\v7n and pavia), me- lancholy madness, 281. 25