Commentaries on the Causes, Forms, Symptoms, and Treatment, Moral and Medical, of Insanity

acute affection apoplexy arteries asylums atony attack attended blood brain catalepsy cause of insanity cerebral character chronic circulation connexion consequence constitution convulsions cure death degree delirium delirium tremens delusion demency disease disorder dissections effusion encephalon epilepsy especially Esquirol excessive exciting cause exist extreme fatal fatuity feelings fever former frequently functions furious head Hence hereditary predisposition hydrocephalus hypochondriasis impression induced inflammation influence insane persons intellectual faculties irritation latter lesion liver lunatics madness malady mania mania and melancholia maniacal action melan melancholia melancholic mental derangement metastasis mind monomania moral causes morbid action morbid appearances morbid condition natural nerves nervous system nosologists observed opinion organ origin pain paralysis paroxysm passions patient peculiar perhaps phenomena phrenology physical physician pia mater powers produced propensity prove puerperal pulse pyrexia racter reason recovered Redruth relapse religion religious remarked scrofula sensation sensorium sometimes sudden suddenly suicide symptoms tion vascular systems vessels violent viscera viscus