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1464 INDEX. Recovery fi-oiii insanity, 321, 382 Renal affections and insanity, 1245, 1246 ill psycliosos of .-idolescenco, 369 disease and insanity, 911 from iusjuiity, state of blood in, 139 Rent by lease or deed, action for, period of limita- in i,''cner:il paralysis, 532 tion of, and lunacy, 995 from insanity not prt'siuned loiially, 99M not by lease or deed, action for. period of limi- Recrentive ai-tivitii's, 248 tation of, and lunacy. 995 Recurrences in transitory frenzy. 1305 Kenton. A. Wood, advOWSOn, 55 Recurrent actions, 821 agency, law of, 59 insanity and recnrrent cxoplitlialniic goitre, apprentices, 100 478 arbitrator, lunatic as, 100 insanity, prevention of, 1002 bankruptcy, law of, 1 16 Recurring- utterances in epilepsy, 454 beneficed clergy, insanity of, 133 in apliasia, 981 bishop, insanity of, 135 Reduction, action of, fseotland. u r6 civil procedure in "relation to Reflex action, syni])atlietic, 1248, 1249 lunacy, 229 excitation by tickliui;-, 1296 cognition of the insane, Scotland, attention, 107 238 action, 157 companies, law^ of, in relation to iridopleyia. 488 lunacy, 242 psyclioses, 13 13 contracts of lunatics, 266. 1376 Reflexes exayyerated in congenital syphilis. 1264 criminal cases, plea of insanity in crinnnals. 289 in, 292 in i;eneral paralysis, 530 curatory of the insane, 324 in lathyrisni, 730 domicil and insanity, 396 in pellaLira, 920 Emilisli and continental criminal hnv. 1005 in peripheral neuritis. 928 evidence in relation to lunacy, 461 Refusal of food in acute delirious mania, ^3 executors and administrators in Reygio-Emilia Asylum, 717 relation to lunacy, 475 R^gis, E., systematised insanity, 1357 experts, medical, 479 diai;nosis between folic circulaire and ueneral guardian, insane person as, 553 paralysis, 225 habitual drunkards, legislation as alienation and folic, 508, 509 to, 554 general paralysis in wt)men, 520 idiocy in its legal relations, 66^ hyper-activity in early general paralysis, 522 inebriety, lave of, 684 treatment of obsession, 681 judge, insanity of a, 723 unilateral auditory hallucinations, 927 life insurance, suicide in relation actions in persecution mania, 929 to, 748 suicide in persecution uiaTua, 931 marriage in relation to insanity. regicides, 1076 the law of, 776 Register of certitied attendants, 693 parents, insane, and marriage, 889 Registrar in Lunacy, Ireland, 714 Parliaraent, law of, in relation to Regression stage of delirium tremens, 70, 71 insanity, 889 Reid, Scotch school of metaphysics, 45 partnership, law of, in relation to Reil, progress of psychology in Germany, 545 insanity, 890 Reinforcements, 467 patentees, insane, 891 Reinhold, early api)licaiions of electricity, 427 pow^er of attorney, 993 Reisesucht, 423 prescription and limitation of Relapses, frequency of occm-rence of, 1200 actions, 993 in dipsomaniacal impulse, 392 presumption, legal, relating to in- in melancholia, 789 sanity, 995 in morphia habit, 820 rules in lunacy, 1377 Religion, suicide reg-arded as a rite of. 1219 Sovereign, insanity of a, 1177 influence of, on suicide, 1224 testamentary capacity in mental Religious delusions, 1290 disease, 1285 transitions and witchcraft, 1368, 1369 tort in lunacy, 1298 melancholia (I'lutarch), 6 trusts, law of, in relation to lu- observances, a normality of conduct, 247 nacy, 1328 ecstasy, 439 undue influence, 1336 feeling, failure of, in general ])aralysis. 52q Reports, due to commissioners, from medical officers tendencies in epilei)tic insanity, 455, 472 of asylums, &c.. 735 insanity, 699 Reproduction ami mental distui-bance. 246, 247 excitement in mania, 765 Resemblance, the recognition of, 36 excitement in hysterical mania, 769 Residence, average duration of, in asylums, 1198 training of neurotics, 1000 change of, in jierseeution insanity, 701 Remak, medical use of electricity, 427 Residents in asylums, mean number of, 1197, I200 Remax, locomotor ataxy due to congenital syphilis. Resistance, forcible, in katatonia. 724 1269 Resistive s.^-uiptoms in stupor, 1208, 1210 Remembering, 31 Resolution, 42 Remembrance, 251 Resolve, 32 of thoughts, 259 Respii-ation, influence of, on circulation, 96b of feelings, 259 influence of, on pupils, 1053 the loss of, 36 Kespirator.v abnormalities in neurastlii'uics, 846 Remissions in adolescent insanity, 365, 366 Responsibility, crinunal, 309 in general paralysis, 531, 532 ci\'il, of aphasics, 983, 984 in persecutioTi mania, Q31 of morphiomaniacs. 820 Remorse in criminals, 290 Rest in the treatment of insanity. 1314, 1319 and self-mutilation, t 148 Restraint, Asclepiades on, 14 INDEX. 1465 Hcstniiiil ill |>rivMtr :is> liiiiis in fiL;litfi'iith ci'iitur|. '■'•••"'•<1 "I'. 735 rcLiillnlioiis as fci, Sfiitlainl, 1 i 2.\ ri'i;uliitii>iis iis to, Klijiliiiiil and \\alcs, 735 rofjuhitions as to, Ivflaml, 713 Kt'ti'iitivencss, fori'linil, and niovciiiciit, 821 Uetina (luviiig: sloc]), 1171 Hctinilis naialvtica iKlcin), 491 piuuioiitosa ill Ilio citVspriiiL; ciT consaiiLiiiiin'ous -lUJiiTiauvs. 487 Ketrcat. tin-. York. 1082 Uetn-ats lor im-briatos. 1377 n-iilations lor. 555. 556. 557 Ketro-Mctivc lialliu-inatioiis, 1216 Ketroci'ileiit i;'out and nioiital disovdiw, 549 Ketrotlfxion of uterus and nervous disturbances, 1351 Ketrovorsion of uieriis and ik •vous disturbiinci,'; 1351 Returns, iuiiu'rleei, atVectiiii; statistics, 1194 Kcversioii of ancestral I)'pes, 584 KeviuLiton, lattney of insane diathesis, 383 Key, aeneral paral.vsis in women, 520 Reynolds, Russell, uientiil disturbances in jiouty states, 548 liliysio-patlioloi;'y of gouty insanity, 550 cannabis indica in mental affections, 1144 jjaralyses from ideas, 1367 Rheumatic fever alternatint;" with insanity, 82 insanity, destructive impulse in, 355 fever, insanity of doubt after, 410, 411 affections associated with iusanity, 988 insauit.y, temperature in, 1281 Rheumatism, acute, as cause of acute delirious mania, 52 acute, the delirium of, 334, 33s and chorea, 210 and insanity. 912 acute, followed by insanity. 987 Ribot, Th.. -will, disorders of the, 1366 voluntary attention. 109 disorders of memory, 798 Kiciiardson. B. w.. fasting m.anias, 770 experiments willi maudraLiora, 759 psychology of tears, 1273 Richet, Ch., liyiniotic somnambulism, 604 Richel. P.. hyimotism, (304 the ](henomena of convulsive hysteria, 631 Richmond Asylum, Ireland, 708, 710 Eichter, albumen in urine in mental states, 1348 Rickets and chronic hydrocephalus diatinosed, 654 Rickety nodes distinLtuished from syphilitic, 1260 Rigby, specific gravity of urine in mental condi- tions, 1341 mineral .salts in urine in mental conditions, 1347 lligors, the tremor of, 1320 Riuger. .Sydney, and Harrington Sainsbury, seda- tives, 1 128 Kitti, the frequency of occurrence of folic circulaire, 226 classilication of dipsomania, 392 electi'icity in artificial feeding, 500 circular insanity, 214 iiyperactivity in early general jiaraly.sis, 522 patholog'y of Jiallucinations, 568 insanity of doubt, 407, 410 persecution mania, 925 persicnl loll mania, the ;ctiolog:y of, 933, 934 perseciiiion mania, heredity in, 933 Rivers, suicide in the region of, 1222 Rivingttm, operative procedure in general parjilysis, 1325 Robertson, Alexander, jctiologvof lia.Miiatonia anris, 561 insanity due to lead, 745, 747 Robertson, Aie.xandi r. post-apoplectic in- sanity, 974 Robertson, G. .M., hair of the insane, 562 and KIkins, K., intluen/.a among the insane, 691 Robertson, J.ockharl, post-cpili'pl ic jiaralysis. 45O the insane in Spain. 1058 Rousseau, .Jean .)., suicide. 1220 R(mssel, transfusion in the treatment of insanity, 22 fioy and Sheri'ington. elVect on cerebral vessels of metabolic products. 895 Royal Commissioners' Rejinrt on Criminal Code J'.ill, 318 Royal Edinburgli Asylum, 104 Royal Manchester Asylum, 104 Royer, neuroses in ofl'spring of subjects of jiluuibism, 746 Rubidium bromide, action of, 1131 Rubio, I'edro. I he insane in Spain, 1177 Rules in lunac.\. 1377 Rnpopholjia, 844 Rural life and suicide. 1226 Rii.sb, the treatment ol the insane, 87 amenomania, 84 partial hypei-mnesia, 800 Russell, cajiacity oi' insane to plead, 964 Russia, sexes in insanity, 1153 Russian baths, 127 1466 INDEX, Kuthorlovil and Batty Tuki-, miliary sclerosis in cerebral doLieueratiou, 906 Sacred disease, Hiiipocrates on the. i^ Safrunhi stainlui;- of sections. 1185, i [86 Suinsbm-y, Harrini^ton. antipyrin, 9b and Sydney Ringer, sedatives, 1128 St. Andrew's Hospital. >yorthaniptoii, 1084 St. Benedict Asylnni, 716 St. Boniface Asylum, 716 St. Clemente Asylnni, 717 St. Hans Hospital, 11 12 St, John's Asylum, New Brunswick, 176 St. John's Asylum, Xewfonndland, 176 St. Lawrence State Asylum, 104 St. Luke's Hospital, 1080 St. Martin, Pan de, treatment of catalejisy. i8s pathology of catalepsy, 1 85 St. Mary's Hosi)ital, London, psychical research, 1021 St. Nicholas Asylum, 716 St. Nicholas Hospital, St. Petersburg, 1099 St. Panteleimon Hosjiital, 1099 St. Petersburii' Asylnms, 1099 St. Pirminsbers' Asylum, r238 St. Urbaiu Asylum, 1239, 1240 St. Ursula Asylum, 716 St, Vitns's dance, 214, 438 Sainte Anne Asylum, farm of, 512. 513 •Saliva, chemical properties of. in i)tyalism, 1104 .Salivation in mania, 762 Salpetriere, reforms at the, 511, 512 school of hypnotism, 604, 605 Salsotto, remorse in crimin.als, 290 "Salutation " sta^e of convulsive hysteria, 630 Salvatori, classification of diiisoniania, 392 Sanborn, F. B., boarding out in the United States, America, 142 Saudbery, progress of psychology in Norway, iin Sander, increase of general ])aralysis, 1156 optical axes during sleep, 1171 Sanders, ataxic aphasia, 98 Sandwith, condition of insane in Egypt, 1329 Sane, reaction-time in the, 1067 Sanger-Brown, cortical functions, 156 Sanguine temperament, characteristics of the, 1276 Sauguinity, law of, 586 Sanity, certificates of. 195 legal i)resnmpti(m of, 995, 996 Sankey, specific gravity of brain, 159, 161. 162 specific gravity of brain in disease, 161 Bright's disease and insanity, 172 diets for feeding, 498 s])oon feeding, 499 aetiology of otha^matoma. 561 melancholia antecedent to insanities, 789 Sarlandiere, atropism, 133 early applications of electricity, 427 Saturnism, chronic, diagnosed from alcohohsm, 72 Satyriasis in locomotor ataxy. 751 Saufsucht, 388 Saul, insanity of, 3 Saulle, Legrand du, quinine in folic circnlaire. 227 insanity of doubt, 407, 409, 410 Saunder, excretion of urea in general i)aralysis, 1344 Saunders, thei-mometer in the insane, 1279 Sauvages, somnambulistic conditions, 1176 Savage, G, H., depilatiou in anomalous tricliosis, 129 Briiiht's disease and insanity. 172 alternation of neuroses, 79 anaesthetics and insanity, 92 asthma and insanity, loi deafness and insanity, 328 diabetes and insanity, 371 epilepsy and insanity, 452 Savage, G. H., exophthalruic goitre and insanity, 476 handwriting of the insane, 568 l>rognosis of exalted states. 471 hypochondriasis and insanity, 610 jealousy as a symptom of insanity, 72 [ locomotor ataxy as allied to neu- roses, 750 marriage and insanity, association betwreen, and post-connubial in- sanity, 775 plea of nullity of marriage on the ground of insanity, 782 my:xcedema and insanity, 828 insanity due 10 lead, 745 s]iinal durha;matomata in general paralysis, 883 phthisical insanity, 942, 943 puerperal insanity, 1034 rheumatic fever and insanity, 1093 pyromania in moral insanity, 1057 conium in recurrent mania, 1145 increase of general paralysis, 1156 hallucinations of smell, 1174 spinal cord changes in the insane, 1 190 suicide and insanity, 1230 syphilis and insanity, 1252 simultaneous insanity in twins, 1334 Savage, T., insanity following ovariotomy, 876 Sav(maroIa, epilepsy of, 455 Scalia, B., criminal insane in Itah', 719 Scalp temperature in brain temperature, 1282 1283 Scaphocephalic head, 580 idiocy, 644, 645 Scarlatina, delirium of, 334 insanity follovving, 987 Scavenger cells, 903, 904 Schafer, cortical functions, 153, 155, 156 Schaffhausen Asylum, 1240 Scheming insanity, 699 Schitf, heat of nerves during nerve-action, 1278 treatment of cretinism, 287 nervous mechanism of salivation, 1105 Schmidt, C, composition of sebaceous matter, 1167 Schmiedeberg, sedatives, 1129, 1132 action of opium, 1140 Schmieden, 758 Schmitz, ])ost-influenzal psychoses, 690 Schmoulewiteh, irritable muscular weakness, 1046 Schnauzkrampf in katatonia, 724 Schneider, douche treatment, 120 School education for children, 998 in asylums, 1316 Schottin, comjwsition of sweat, 1167 Schiile, H., anomalous forms of acute delirious mania, 54 classification of dipsomania, 393 vaso-motor theory of general paralysis, 540 neuralgia and mental derange- ment, 835 the frequency of simulated insanity, 502 pulse tension in hypochondriasis, 1043 religion and insanity, 1089 opium in mental affections, 1141 use of morphia, 1142 Wahnsinu, 1364 Schultze, trional and tetronal. 1130 Schwartzer. 1467 Snitlimd. oxjiort rvidenco in. 480. 481 Senile chorea, 206 provision for tlie iiisjiiii.' in, 552 pulse in emphysematous conditions, 1044 U'i;islatioii for iuelu'ioty in, 557 melancholia, jiulse in, 1045 lioanliiiK out system in, 140 decay, ancient recogialion of, 2 ciTtificuti's in, 191 decay, psycliology of, 448 Royal Asylums in. 1094 dementia, 350, 872, 873 Scotoma, (lisscmiuatod. in coiainc haliil. 237 ideas of persecution in, 933 Scott, viscidia crytlirina iu nervous f.xcitcmcut. dementia in tlie sexes, 1 155 '139 melancholia, 797, 870, 871 Scottish school of metaphysics. 45 (lemeiitia, amnesia in, 8cx3 " Scourgers," the, 437 involution in tlie sexes, 869 Scriptural references to insanity, 3 involution, pathological changes in. 869 Scrofula and idiocy, 939 involution, mental, phenomena in, 869 " Scrupulous," the, 409 hypochondriasis, 870 Scutari Asylum, 1328 mania, 870, 871 Seasons, influence of, on suicide, 1222 paranoia, 871 and temperanients, 1277 Senility, advent of, 869 and transitory frenzy, 1304 constitutional changes in, 869 Sebaceous secretion of the skin, n66 Sennet, Daniel, delinition of mania, 21 Sebastian, mania of tertian a^uc. 757 delinition of melancholia, 21 a^ue alternating with insanity, 987 Sensation, 29, 32. 33. 34, 44, 46, 260 Socchi, I'lTects of coloured linht on the insane, 239 <lisorders of, in hysteria, 621, 631, 632, 633 Seclusion, re^jiilations as to, Scotland, 1 124 in special sense organs, 632 regulations as to, Kn^^land ■•ind Wales, 735 in lead poisoning, 746 regulations as to. Ireland. 713 in mania, 762, 763, 765 in treatment of insanity, 1317, 1319 in myxcEderaa, 829 Secondary dementia, 349 neuralgic, 835 of adolescence, 369 in peripheral neuritis, 923 post-apoplectic insanity, 976 in persecution mania, 928 "Secondary stupor" in adolescent insanity, 30O, loss of, hysterical, 581 369 ordinary, distinguished from tickling, 1294, Secret societies and epidemic insanity, 435 1295 Secretary of State, power as to criminal luuatiis. and emotion, 254 29s lihotisms, 1 127 as to provision of asylums, 278, 279 Sense impressions and attention, 107 power of, under Inebriates Act, 556 presentations. 995 jiowers of, iu luuacy, 736, 737 organs in reaction-time, 1067, 1068 powers of, with respect to hospitals, 1079 Senses, education of the, in idiots, 671 Secretions, hysterical abnormalities of, 624. 637 special, after brain injury, 1308 Secretory disturbances in morpliia habit, 817 Sensibility, disorders of, in chronic alcoholism, 74 in neurasthenia, 846 centres, 186 Section-cutting for microscopy of brain, &c„ 1183 Sensorial hypera^sthesia, a prodrome of delirium Secimdiiremptindungen, 11 25 tremens, 340 Sederunt, Acts of, relating to cognition of the in- idiocy, 644 sane, 238 illusions in jirodromata of delirium tremens, Seduction, action for, period of limitation, and 341 lunacy, 995 Insanity, 699 Seglas and Cliaslin, note on katatonia, 724 Sensori-motor symptoms of epilepsy, 449 Se'gTiin, massage in idiocy, 669 Sensory abnormalities in criminals, 290 physiological training of idiots, 670 areas in cortex, 155 education of the senses in idiots, 671 disturbances in cocaine habit, 237 recovery in idiocy, 675 activities in dreams, 413, 414 salivary secretion in idiots, 1108 affections in ergotism, 458 Self-abuse, 784 aphasia, 980 iu idiots, means of correcting, 669 aphasia, mental condition in, 983 religious delusions and, 1091 and mental defect due to congenital syphilis, insanity of, 698. 784 1255 mechanical restraint in, 1318 anomalies in general paralysis, 527, 528, 542 Self-accusation, delusions of, 347 in ergotism, 458, 459 Self-conscious feeling, disorders of. 345 disorders in chronic alcoholism, 74 Self-consciousness, anomalies of, in general para- disorders in hysteria, 621 lysis, 529 mistranslations, 835, 839, 840 disorders of, 345 ex<-itability in neurasthenia, 843 Self-control, 42 disturbances in paralysis agitans misconstrued, Self-cross-examination, morbid. 407 885, 886 Self, delusions of knowledge of, 346, 347 disturbances associated with olfactory hallu- delusions of the relation of, to surroundings. cinations, 1 174 347 obsessions, 679 Self-knowledge, 28 Seppilli, the blood in general paralysis, 138 Self-mutilation, mechanical restraint in, 1318 blood in pellagrous insanity, 139 Self-preservation, 243, 244 vascular dianges during hypnotism, 1042 Self-restraint in insanity, 699 Septic poisoning inducing insanity, pathology of, Self-will, morbid, 363, 364 913 Selmer, reform in asyhmis, Denmark 1 1 1 causes of puerperal insanity, 1038, 1039 Seneca, employment of idiots by tlie Uomans. 17 Septnagint, allusions to insanity in the, 3, 4 treatment of insanity, 135 Sequehe of acute delirious mania, 54 suicide, 1218 Sequence of movements, 821 1468 INDEX. Sequential insanity, 699 S^rieux and Kamadier, hyoscine in insanity, 1143 Seton, Sir A., detinition of self-mutilation, 1148 Sewage gas and erysipelas, 460, 461 Sex, influence of, on brain weight, 165 in occurrence of persecution mania, 933 influence of, on development of hysteria, 629 in convulsive cough of puberty, 273 influencing recovery in asylums, iigS and mortality in asj-lums, 1199 liability to insanity and, 1202, 1203 and mental stupor, 1212 influence of, on suicide, 1224 and modes of committing- suicide, 1229, 1230 in transitory frenzy, 1303, 1304 predisposing to general paralysis, 534 size of head influenced liy, 578 Sexes, suitabilities of, for propagation, 587, 588 Sexual act, normal and abnormal indulgence in. 246 anomalies in protlromal stage of general para- lysis, 521, 522 disorders and insanity, 234 disorders and nervous phenomena, 234 disorders and olfactory hallucinations, 1175 elements, influence of, in progenitors, 582 excess, exciting cause of general paralysis, 535 excess as cause of folic du doute, 411 ballucinations, 567 hypochondriasis, 617 influences and hysteria, 620 functions in hysteria, 637 excitement in mania, 764, 765 causes of hysterical mania, 769 exhanstion as cause of post-connubial insanity. 776 storms in neurotics, 784 melancholia, 797 functions of microcephales, 807 functions in erotomania, 702 feelings in neurasthenics, 845 illusions in senile psychoses, 871 abstinence and satyriasis, 1109 perversions, 377 abnormalities and pyromania, 1058 stimulation by tickling, 1295 balluci nations in nterine disease, 1352 Shaftesbury, Earl of, provision for the insane, 26, 195 Shakespeare, suicide, 1220 Shame, nervous action of, 837 Shape of the head in the insane, 578 Shareholder, lunatic as a, 242 Sharkey, S. J., clinical evidence of cortical functions, 156 Shaw, J. C, action of hyoscyamine, 1143 Shaw, T. Clave, dementia, 348 mental stupor, anergic, 1208 destructive impulses and acts, 354 operative treatment of general paralvsis, 909. 1325 Shepperd, suicide, 1220 Sheritr's order for reception of patient, Scotland, 1120 duties in respect to lunatics, Scotland, 1121 order, limitation of, Scotland, 1123 order, power of discharge by, 1123 Sherrington, C. S., descending degeneration in lesion of motor cortex, 399 and Koy, cdect of metabolic products on cere- bral vessels, 895 Shivering in neurasthenia, 846 Shock, moral, as cause of catalepsy, 185 as cause of Insanity of doubt, 411 nervous, and male hy?teria, 624, 625 as cause of hysteria, 625, 628 (Shock due to traumatic violence, 1306 Shower-bath, 120 Shuttleworth, G. E., idiocy dne to sunstroke, 1234 post-mortem ai)i)earances of sunstroke lesious, 1236 the ameliorative treatm.ent and educational training of idiots and imbeciles, 667 case of porencephalus, 654 cases of microcephaly, 808 shape of the head in idiots, 580 and Fletcher I'.each, ffitiology of idiocy and imbecility, 659 Sialorrhd'a, 1104 h.ysterical. 637 Sichard, heredity in criniiiuils, 289 Siderodnmiophobia, 844 Siemerling, E., cord lesious due to hereditary syphilis, 1262 mind blindness, 809 increase of general paralysis. 1156 Siena, as.ylum at. 717, 719 Sight, a knowledge-giving sensation. 33 localisation of, in cortex, 156 in sporadic cretinism, 286 in criminals, 290 in prodromic stage of general paralysis, 323 lialliicinations of, 566 loss of, h.vsterical, 83 in somnambulism, 406 in hysteria. 621, 631. 632 in lead poisoning. 746 in mania. 763 in hallucinatorv mania. 767 in persecution mania. 927 education of, in idiots, 672 phonisms, 1125, 1127 in disseminated sclerosis diagnosed from hys- terical loss of sight, 1 163 during somnambulism, 1172 loss of, due to tobacco abuse, 1298 Sign-phm of treatment of deaf-mutes, 327, 328 Silbenstolpern, 379 '• Silent excitement " in established general paraly- sis, 524. 525, 526 Silk, an ancient therapeutic agent, 1152 Simian and microcephalous brains compared, 805 Similarity, law of. 36 Simmaehians, the, 436 Simon, 3Iax, gustatory and olfactory activities in dreams. 413 ambitions delusions after tji)hoid. 986 Simple melancholia. 790, 797 reaction-times. 1067. 1068. 1069 Simpson. Sir J.. al1)nniinuria in puerjieral insanity, 1037 Simulated insanity. :;o2 catalepsy, 184 melancholia. 503 mental stupor. 503 hallucinatory insanity. 503 h.vsteroidal forms of insanity, 503 moral insanity, 504 general paralysis, 504 chri)nic insanity, 504 delusional insanit.v, 504 persecution mania, 932 Sin, the unpardonable, 1339 Single care, 277 patients. 1469 Single piitk'iits, Eii-l;ni(l ami Wiilo. <ii^cllill•;;l• of, Scotland, ri'Liulations as in. i 1 19. 1120 Site of iisyhnns. 102 Sitz-batlis, warm, 118 Sixth nei-ve, paralysis of the, in ueiieral parah sis. 488 ■ Size of head. 574 Skae, sj)eci(ic j^nwity of brain, 159, i6i elassilication of insanity, 232 elassilieatioii of dii)somani;i, 392 "recurrent dipsomania." 394 use of the term " mania." 761 utero-ovarijin dise:ise .•uul insjiniiy, 912 braiu, speeilie i;ravit.v, in phthisical insanity, 947 Aveis'ht of hraiu in llie insane, 164. 165 trephininy in mental att'cctious due to brain injury, 1324 Skin affections and insanity, 1246 conductivity in brain temperature, 1281 condition of tlie, in melancliolia, 788 .sensations, i)syeho-physical method of reuisler- iug\ 1014. 1021. 1022 area, method of measurini;. 1168 Skopophobia, 844 Skopzki, the, 435. 436 Skull in i;eneral paralysis. 535 siijns of inflanimator.v action in, goo injury, trephining in, 1324 Slander, action of, ])eriod of limitation of. and lunacy, 995 Slavering in idiots, means of correcting, 669 Sleej), 257 facial expression in. 485 attention in. no psychology of (ilereier), 448 phenomena of, and hysteria compared. 623 the hysterical, 638 in myxoedema. 828 considered iihysiologieall.v, 1128 after transitory freuz.v, 1305 Sleeplessness, causes of, 703 Sligo As.vlum, 710 Small-pox, the delirium of, 334 and accidental deaf-mutism, 327 insanity following, 987 Smell, 33 localisation of, in cortex, 156 in sporadic cretinism, 286 hallucinations of. 567 sense of, in delirium tremens, 342 in hallucinatory mania, 767 in persecution mania. 927, 928 education of, in idiots, 672 during' somnambulism. 1172 ])sycho-physical method of registering, loi^ photisms, 1 1 25, 1 1 26 Smith, K. Tercy. enteric fever in the insane, 507 acute delirious mania, 52 spinal durha-matcmiata in general paralysis, 883 post-mortem appearances of sunstroke lesions, 1237 operative procedure in general paralysis, 132:; Smokers, diseases of, 1297, 1298 Smollett, the c.-ise of Earl Ferrers, 298. 299 Smyth, Johnson, urea in dementia. 1343 urea in general paralysis. 1344 uric acid in mental affections. 1345 Sneezing, hysterical, 635 Snell, Wahnsinn, 1364 Snow, cancer and insanity, 177 Social conditions, &c., intlueucin;: reco\ei-y in asy- lums, 1 199 and mortality in asylums, 1199 and suicide, 1228 and causes of general itai'alysis, ^34 Social conditions .-nid erotomania. 702 reiationslii)), a noi-malit.v of conduct, 247 l)osilion of cretins, 287 "Societies of patronai;e," Switzerland, 1242 Societies, protective, for patients leaving asylums, 515 Society for I'sycliieal Uesearch, 1013 Socrates, suicide. 1218 Sodium bromide, iictioii of, 1130 Softening of the brain and its si)ecilic gravity, 160 chemical changes in, 152, 160 Solar heat, action of, on organism, 1233 .Solicitor, Treasury, action of. in cases of alleged insanit.\. 1004. Speech in congenital idiocy. 645 Spontaneous hypnotism, 609, 610 in toxic states, 968 Spoon-feeding, 499 education of, in idiots, 672 Sporadic cretinism, 285 sounds and colour sensations, 1 126 pathology of, 286, 287 during somnambulism, 1172 hereditary forms of, 286 mechanism of, iigi. 1192 treatment of, 287 defects in iieneral paralysis. 1192 .social aspect of. 287 in disseminated sclerosis. 1192. 1193 development of, 285 in bulbar paralysis, 1193 thyroid atrophy in, 285 defects due Ui habit, 1193 mental deficiencies in, 285, 286 defects, educational, 1193 skeletal development in, 286 defects due to hereditary syphilis. 1264. 1265 cranial development in, 286 in transitory frenzy. 1304 cutaneous structures iu, 286 defects due to brain injury, 1310 physiological activity in, 286 Spencer, Herbert, the jirinciples of iisycboloiiy, 47 Spurzheim, tlie brain as organ of mind, 21 self-preservative conduct, 243 Stabile currents, 431 pleasures and pains, 252 Stages of general paralysis, 521 moral insanity, 815 Stahl, sympathetic origin of nisanitj-, 1243 Spendthrift, the eccentric, 423 "Stahl's ear,' 419 Sperm, physiological function of the, 586, 589 Stahlians, 94 Spermatozoa in urine after epileptic lits, 1348 Star-cross Idiot Asylum, 552 Spes phthisica, 937 Staring, 484 Sphacelinie acid, gangrenous action of. 458 Starck, diagnostic value of pt3-alism in insanity, Sphsero-cerebrin, 150 1107 Sphiuiiomyclin, 148 State Asylums, United States, 85 SphiuLiosin, 149 States ;nid changes of consciousness, 250, 251 Sphygmo^raphic tracings in neura>tlieiiia, 1042 Statistics of the insane in United States, 85, 86 in hjiJnotism, 1042 in Australia, iii, 112, 113 in hypochondriasis, 1043 of causes of idiocy, 659, 660, 664 in hysteria, 1043 of the insane, Ireland, 708 in Insanity with cardiac lesions, 1043 Italy, 718 in insanity with pulmonary lesions. 1044 of insanity and phthisis, 944 in stuporous conditions, 1045 of the insane, Russia, iioi in acute delirious mania, 1046 Sweden, mo in acute mania, 1047 Norway, iiir in general paralysis, 1049 Denmark, 1113 in epileptics, 1049 Scotland, 1124 in dementia, 1050 Spain, 1 178 Spinal cord, post-mortem appearances in i^eneral Switzerland, 1240, 1241, 1242 paralysis, 536, 539 as to sex in insanity, 1153 lesions, paralytic niyosis in, 1055 Status epilepticus, sphygmographictracinus during, affections of, and nymphomania, 864 1 188 lesion of, in pellagra, 921, 922 in ergotism, 458 reactions to drugs, 971 Steinlacher, Alex., histology of microce])haly, 806 luematoraa, 883 Stephen, Sir James, criminal responsibilitj' of the posture iu mental states, 991 insane, 297, 300, 301, 315, 316, 319 lesions due to hereditary syphilis. nals, 1005 1269 suicide, 1220 '■ Spinal" form of general paralysis, 519,523 Sterson, irritable muscular weakness, 1046 " Spinal irritation," 843, 844 Stevenson, the hellebore of the ancieuts, 1353 "Spinal pupil," the, 1055 Stewart, Dugald, Scotch school of metaphysics, 45 diagnosed from the Argyll-Kobert>oii impil. mental faculties, 493 1055 hypnotism, 603 "Spinal system " of Marshall Hall, 441 Stiff, the a'tiology of othaeunitonui, 561 Spirits seen by visionaries, 1359 Stigmata of hysteria, 628, 629 Spiritualistic mediums, 1161 and self-mtitilation, 1148 Spiritualists, 1360 .*<tigmates psychiques (Magmm), 331 Spitting in the insane, 1107 Stimulants in treatment of drunkenness, 417 Spitzka, the delirium of acute delirious mania, 53 iu melancholia, 795 post-maniacal reaction, 53 iu treatment of insanity, 1291 sequelae of acute delirious mania, 54 Stimulus, intensity of, in reaction-time experi- ])rognosis of acute delirious mania, 54 ments, 1068 exophthalmic goitre and insanity, 476 association of, and reaction-time experiments. feigned general paralysis, 504 1070 pulse in early stages of general paralysis, 1047 Stoeber, "oinomaniacs," 394 Spleen aiTectious and insanity, 1245 Stomach, reference of painful and pleasurable emo- atrophy of, in pellagra, 922 tions to the, 260 post-mortem apjiearances in general paralysis, Stomach-purap, feeding by the, 499 537 Stopford, Archd., the Kevivalists of Ireland, 1090 Spontaneity, 1026 Strahan, paraldehyde. 1134 cerebnil, and movement, 821, 823, 824. 825, chloral amide, 1135, 1136 826 Strain, mental, as exciting cause of general para- Spontaneous movements, 821 lysis. 535 in young animals, 465, 468 Stramonium, delirium due to, 336 postures in mental states, 989 Stridor dentiuni. 173 actions, controllability of, 1026 Strontium, bromide action of, 1131 INDEX. 147 1 Strumous diiithesis inul iiiiiinl^i\c .•u-ts, 356 ididcy, 644 Stupidite, 1209 Stupor, iiitt'rinittoiit. sijliygiiinj^r.-ipliic tniciiig^ in. 1045 melancholic, tiMiiiiorature in, 1280 mental, and suicidal acts, 354, 355 electricity in, 430 anergic, in adolescents, 366, 361) simulation of, 503 lotharuic, 748 in senility, 871 in phthisical insanity, 943 in toxic states, 971 Stuporous forms of insanity in pU'-rpciMl st.'iles. 1040, 1041 melancholia, pulse conditions in. 1045 insanity due to bmin injury, 1309 melancholia in folie circuhiire, 217 form of general paralysis, 525, 526 melancholia in crjjotism, 458 melancholia in iiOut,.548 states, post-connubial, 776 Sturges, the association of clioreii ;nid insanity. 208 Stuttering in ijeneral paralysis, 526 Sub-acute alcoholic delirium, 66, 69 genei-al paralysis, microscopic clianiics in. 537 "Subjective distinction lime" in iCMctinn-linie. 1070 Subjective observation, 30 sen.sorial perception in di;ignosis, 373 sensory disturbance in prodromata, of Lienenil paralysis, 523 .Suetonius, the epileptic insanit.v of Caligul.i. 17. 1 8 Suffusion, tepid and cold, 119 Sugar in urine in brain lesions, 1349 Suggestion, eiTect of, on bladder, 1339 and attention, 1 10 in hj-pnotism, 605 hypnotic, a patliologiciil phendnienon. bo6. 610 in cataleptic stage of hypnotism, 607, 609 in lethargic stage of hypnotism. 607 in somnambulistic stage of hyi>noti>in. 608. 609 in hysterical states, 610 criminal, in hypnotism, 608 by gesture, 609 influence of, in imperative ideas, 679, 680 treatment of obsession by, 681 of phj'sical injury in fright hypnosis, ir59 increased salivaiV flow due to. 1105, 1 106 during normal sleep. 405. 406 Suggestive treatment of somnambulism. 1173 Suicide, 449, 790 in delirium tremens, 70, 343 in children, 202, 203, 364 as evidence of lun.acy, 463 in ambulatory enteric fever, 506 in dipsomaniacal impulse, 391 in prodromal stage of enteric fev(>r. 506 in general paralysis, 525 in hypochon<lriasis, 614, 616. 617 among the Hindoos, 683, 684 in relation to life insurance. 748 in hysterical mania, 769 post-connubial, 776 during catamenia, 803 in insanity of negation, 832 in phthisical insanity, 945 in persecution mania, 931 in drunkenness, 67 in climacteric insanitj', 235 in secondary dementia, 349, 350 in senile dementia, 350 in regicides, 1077 mechanical restraint in, 1318 in syphilophobia, 1254 Suicide, testamenl.'ii'y capacity iind, 1289 Snicidiil melancliolia, 329 ads in menlMl stupor, 354, 355 desires in liilie circulaire, 217 impulse, rccurrc^nce of, 355 impulse, nu'ilico-legal view of, 355, 356 violence in epileptics, 551, 555 inijiulse, 681 incliniitions in insane jealousy, 722 meljincholia, 790, 795, 797 tendencies in insanitv of paralvsis agitans, 886 impulses in pellagra, 920, 921 inelinjitidiis in puerperal insanity, 1039 inclinaIion> in Inctalional insanity, 1041, 1042 cases under single care, 1165 Suitabilit.v. sexual, for jiropagation, 587. 588 Suleimaui^ Asylum, 1328 ."^ullivan, neui'oses of malnria, 756 Snlly, .Tames, attention, 106 illusions, 675 Sulplialides,nitrog-eni.sed phosphatide, in brain. 149 Snlphonal in acute delirious mania. 55 action of, 1138 liabit, 1138 in treatment of insanity, 1292, 1293 Sulphur baths in i)lumbism, 748 Summary order I'or reception, England and 'Wales, 732. 733 Scotland, 1 122 Sunstroke as cause nf acute delirious mania. ,2 delirium of. 335 as cause of idioc.v, 665 insanity of, 911 Superintendents, medical, in Irish asylums. 710 711, 712 of county asylums, appointment of, 280 of hospitals, liabilities of, 1079 of asylums, Scotland, duties of, 1121 Supersedeas of inquisition, 199 Sn])erstition in the treatment of the insane, Ireland, 707 Suppressed gout and mental disorder, 549 Snpra-renals, afTcction of the, in exophthjilmic goitre, 477 Snrdi-mutisme, 326 Surexcitation nerveuse. 841 Surgical operations, insanity following, 1313. Sydeiihaui, uicutiil allet-tious.ai ti-eatmeut of insanity. 21. 22. 24 nionlal effects of gout, 548 chorea. 214 mania of (|uai'tau ajjiic. 757 iuteruiitteiit ffvei's and insanity, 98b patliology iif post-tyiilionsinsauit.v, 987 Symmetrical movements. 1026 Sympatlietic ptyalism. 1104 sj'stem ill Lieiieral paralysis, 539 disease, irritation mydriasis in. 10,5 Symptomatic insanity, 1244 treatment of idiots, 669, 670 treatment of insanity, 1290 S.NTuptomatolouicalclassitication of insanity, 230 Symptoms, duration and mode of on^-et of, and prognosis, 1006 Syiicliresis, 466 Syncope in toxic states. 971 Syiidromesepis(i(li(|uis de la folie des degeneres, 389 Synonyms, foreign, of terms in mental disease, 1381 Synostosis in microcephaly, 1326 S>nitrophy, law of, 1028 Syphilis and sunstroke, 1233 of brain diagnosed from general paralysis, 533 an exciting cause of jieneral paral.ysis, 535 in the insanity of cliildren, 204 and locomotor ataxy, 751 influence of, in malarial insanity, 757 and alcohol, diverse action of, in nervous system, 915 Syphilitic antecedents and idiocy, 665 poisoning inducing insanity, pathology. 913. 915, 918 fever and delirium, 1253, 1254 and mania, 1253, 1254 insanity, 1253 insanity, the exaltation of, 474 tubercular disease of auricle diagnosed from othaematoma, 559 Syphilophobia. 1253. 1254 Syringe, feeding by the nose. 501 Tabes dorsalis in general paralysis, 520 mental associations of. 750 diagnosed from peripheral neuritis, 924 jiaralytic myosis in, 1055 Tabetic symptoms in senile dementia, 872 Tabiform neurasthenia, 840 Taclie cdrebrale in stupor. 1208 Tachycardia and impulsive acts. 354 Taciturnity in diagnosis of insanity, 379, 380 Tacitus, suicide, 1218 Tactile sense, a knowledge-giving sensation, ^^ hallucinations, 567 sensibility during s(minambulism, 1172 Tagnet, treatment of the insane by coloured light. 239 Tait, Lawson, insanity relieved by hysterectomy.876 Talcott, trephining in mental affections due to brain injury, 1324 Tamburini, A., experimental researches into in- sanity, 717 vascular changes during hypnotism. 1042 and Tonnini, S., insane in Grreece, 553 India, 682 Israelites, 715 lycanthropy, 732 witchcraft, 1368 Tanzwnth, choreomania, 214 Tarantism, 337, 438 Tardieu, atropism, 133 pregnancy and kleptomania, 727 classification of mental poisons. 967 pjTf)maiiia in imbeciles, 1057 and Dcchanibre, the insanity nf cantliarides poisoning, 177 Taste, a knowledge-giving sensation, 33 localisation of, in cortex, 156 hallucinations of, 567 sense of, in delirium tremens, 342 in persecution mania, 927, 928 education of the sense of, in idiots, 672 psycho-physical method of registering, 1015 ])hotisms, 1125, 1126 during somnambulism, 1172 Taubsttimmheit, 326 Taylor, exophthalmic goitre, 476 microscopy of cerebral atrophy, 652 mutism of insane criminal, 961 Tea abuse, the tremor of, 1321 in the diet of tlie insane, 387 'I'ebaldi, optic atro]iliy in general paralysis, 490 Teeth in congenital idiocy, 645 Teilleux, use of electricity in mental affections, 427 Telluric influences on suicide, 1221 Temperament, insane, 382, 694 Temjierance societies, influence of. on drunkenness. 73 Temperature and delirium, 338 in general paralysis, 531 local rise of, in cerebral action, 399 hysterical change of, 624 in mania, 762 during fasting, 774 in phthisical insanity, 94^ sense, psycho-physical method of registering, 1014 Tempero-sphenoidal lobe, weight of, 167 Tendon reflexes in criminals, 289 in ergotism, 459 in neurasthenia, 846 Testamentary caiiacity of eccentrics, 420 dispositions, undue influence in procuring, 1338 Testator, insanity of a, 1289 Tetaniform seizures in general paralysis, 520, 530 Tetano-cannabin, 1143 Tetanoid convulsions after malaria, 756 Tetanus and catalepsy differentially diagnosed. 184 delirium in, 335 physostigmine in, 1146 Tetronal, action of, 1138 Tlianatophobia, 844 Thebain, action of, 1140 Theft in general paralysis, 529 distinguished from kleptomania, 726 Themison, the treatment of the insane, 14 venesection in insanity, 14 Theomania, 352. 1091 Therapeutical use of suggestion, 1217 Thermometer, use of, in insanity, 1280. 1281 Thierseelenkunde, 1374 Thinking. 31, 32. 1027, 1031 neural action of, 468 Third nerve, paralysis of the, in general paralysis, 487, 488 lesious of the, and paralytic mydriasis, 1054 Thirst in dipsomaniacal impulse, 390 Thompson. G.. pulse tracings in general paralysis, 1048 arterial states in epilepsy, 1049 Thompson. Theophilus, the effect of mental labour on blood, 136 Thoms(m, Bruce, remorse in criminals, 290 Thorburu, unconsciousness due to fright, 1158 Thorc, acute mania preceding pneumonia, 985 acute maniacal delirium following fevers, 986 mania following typhus, 986, 987 Thought. 37, 38, 250, 251, 1027 and language, 29, 979 disorders of, 263, 346 in prodnmiic stage of chorea, 207 latent. 187 INDEX. 1473 Thought ill ilreams, 412 uiicimlnillcil. 46S cercbriil iii-i>ct'>-»'s of. (;-., ami occiipatioiis, Q71) coutiiiuous. ill motor iiiiha-ia. i)8o ill sensory ajihusia, y8i Thou<;hts, ivmerabraiici' of, 25c; and I'livironiiicutal coiulitions. 201. ^nn and feeliuL;, 258 Throuiliosis. ciTfldal. in idiocy, 655, 656 Tliiidii'huin. .1. W. I... I'xcn'tloii nf uric- .'iriil. 1344 chemical composition of brain, 146 specific gravity of brain, 158 Thurnani. iiu'lhod of calculatini; ivcoVfries. 1196. 1 197 lui'an iinnilior ri-sident in nsyluins. 1197. I2cxj jRMUxl for correct statistical observation, 1200 frequt'iicy of occurrinci' ol' rclaiiscs. 1200 aye and lialillity to insanit.v, 1202 braiu weight, 1365 recovery from insanity, 322 brain \veiL;ht in the insane, 164, 163 sex ill insanity, 1 153 Tliyroid gland in cretinism, 284, 285, 287 coiiLienital absence of, 284 congenital malt'orniation of. 284 atrophy of. 285 Ti>>erstedt, subjective ilistiuction time. 1070 Ti;rretier, 439 Tilt, mental instability at the climacteric. 234 Time, psycho-physical, 1024 and memory. 36, 37 -sense, psycho-physical method of reuisterin^;, 1015 " Timid," the, 409 Tindal, Chief Justice, criminal responsibility of the insane, 306, 307 Tlscher, subjective distinction time, 1070 Tissi^, somnambulistic double consciousness. 402, 403 Titillation, 1294 (nc art. Ticki.isuness) Titus, the treatment of the insane. 14 Tober-na-ualt, 707 Tobsucht, transitorische, 1302 Tod, the treiitment of the insane. 87 Toledo Asylum. Ohio. 86 Tongue in mania. 762 Tonics, effect of, on the bliMid, 140 in melancholia, 794 in neurasthenia, 849 in treatment of insanity, 1291 Tonuini, s., treatment of the insane in Italy, 715 and Amadei. classilication of paranoia. 887 and Tamburini. A., insane in Greece, 553 India, 682 Israelites, 715 lycanthropy, 752 ■witchcraft, 1368 Tontos, 284 Tooth-ache, cjises <jf iiurmanent i-iire of acute mania by, 80 Toowoomba Asylmii, 111 Topophobia, 679 Toptaschi Asylum, 1328 Toronto Asylum, 175 "Total insanity," 297 Totolas, 284 Touch, insjvnity of, 4 lo hallucinations of, 567 education of the sense of, in idiots. 672 Tourette, Gilles dc la, sialorrlKca in hysteria. 1105 and Charcot, J. M.. hypnotism in the hysterical, 606 Touruefort, vampirism, 1352 Toxic causes of insouinia. 703 insanity, pathology of, 912. (,13 Toxic chronic poisoning, 972 insanity, characteristics of, 967, 973, 974 insanity, religious delusions in, 1092 causes of tremor, 1320 Tracy, Justice, insanity of a criminal, 298 Trade dei)ressioii and suicide, 1225 -marks, 8gi {nee ratentees. Insane) Training, social, and hysteria, 620 of the liysteii<'al. 624 of idiots and imbeciles, 667 non-parental, in idiocy, 667 institutions for imbecile children, .Scotland, tug of attendants, 692, 693 Trance, ecstatic. 424 Trance-like states in children, 203 ■•Transference" in hysteria, 621, 641 Transference of a patient from paujxT to private, 734 from private to pauper, 734 from one asylum to aiiotlier, 734 Scotland. Trophic ck'raiii;enit'nts jiuil iiiauiiic:il states. 839 clistiir bailees in pellagra, 920 cliauii'es ill liraiii stjiti's, 938 Tropical climates, effect of, on races, 1233 Trostwyk, van. early uses ol' elct-tricity. 426 Trottelii. 284 Trousseau, atropism. 133 daturism. 326 insanity of yout, 549 patholo;j;y of post-typhous insanity. 987 vascular conditions of febrile states. 987 insanity foUowins rheitmatism, 987 chlorosis, 1351 Trnnksuclit. 388 Trustee, insanity of a, 1328 Tube for artificial feediiii;. 499 method of passing-, for artificial feeding;. 500 Tubercular affections in idiocy, 654, 656 lunt; affections in the insane, 941 cerebral deposit, absence of, in ]ihtliisiciil in- sanity. 947 Tuberculosis and insanity, 912 Tiibini, density (if saliva in sialnrrlioca. 1104 Tuczek. F., ergotisra, 457 lathyrism, 729 pellagra, 918 Tuke, 1). Hack, spdiiii-feediiiL;- by the nose. ^01 historical sketch of the insane, t use of alcohol in asylums, m the insane in Austria, 114 bed-sores in the insane, 129 Bethleni Hospital, 134 bile, supposed influence of, in in- sanity, 134 Bright s disease and insanity, 172 bruises in the insane, 173 the insane in Canada, 175 cancer and insanity, 177 catalepsy, 184 China, the insane in, 205 classification of insanity, 229 coloured light in the treatment of the insane, 239 Commissioners in Lvinacy, 240 communicated insanity, 240 consanguinity, 248 constipation in the insane, 265 convolutions of the brain, 268 definition of insanity, 330 degeneration, 331 demonomania, 352 dreaming, 412 conformation of the external ear, 418 eccentricity, 419 ecstasy, 424 energumens, 433 colony of Fitzjames, 507 the insane in Great Britain, 551 hallucinations, 565 change of colour in hair in recurrent insanity, 563 illusion, 675 imitation or mental contagion, 676 imperative ideas, 678 India, insanity in (note diu, 683 influenza, mental disorder follow- ing, 688 attendants on the insane, 692 provision for the insane in Ireland, 707. ^ provision for the insane m Japan, 720 mandragora and mandragorites, 759 Medico-Psychological Association of Great Britain and Ireland, 786 Tuke, 1). 1475 Undeveloped «<)Ut mid iiiental disorder, 548 United .Slates, law of testaineiitary capnelly In, 1288, 1289 ])i-ovisiiin for Insane in, 84 sexes in ins-mity In, 1154 rnniiidii, the ni;iclness nl' tlic llindiM)s, 683 Unseen iiueiicy, uioncini;ini:i of, 812 Unsound niiiiil. legal ilcllnilion oT. 331 rnverrielit. ninseuliir nerve-supply, 398 Unil, aetion of, 11 37 frhan life iind suicide, 1226 l'rl>antscliit-cli, |)li(inisuis anil pliotlsnis. 1127 Urea in liealtli and disease, 1343 Uretluine, aetion of, 1136 Urifeney eertifleates, 194 order forms, 739 • irders for admission of private patients, Kn;;'- land and Wales, 731 of pauper patients, Kuiiland and Wales, 733 Uric aeid exeretinn in mental alfections, 1344 arid in the lilood. elTeet of. 13O Urinary functions, action of ()i)iuin on the, 1141 hysterical disturbances of, 637 Urine in hyimotic conditions, 610 in neurasthenia, 846, 851 oxalates in certain nervous conditions, 877 and sweat composition coniiKired. 1 168 " UrnincTs," 1156 Uri|uhart, A. K.. asyluin construction, 102 Royal Asylvims in Scotland, 1094 provision for the insane in Spain, 1 177 Cairo Asylum, 1329 Scottish lunacy la"w, n 15 Urticaria, hysterical, 637 Uterine disease and insanity, 803, 912 disease and pseudo-c.vesis. 235 disorder in ecstasy, 426 causes of puerperal insanity, 104T disorders and insanit.v, 1244 I'trecht Asylum, 593 V-siiAPED palate in neurotic adolescents, 367 Vacuolation, cerebral, in insanity, 905 cellular, in ejiileptic insanity. 910 Vaifinisuiiis in hysteria. 637 Valencia Asylum. 1177 Valentin, temperature of nerves during in>rveact 1278 Vali, tlie confiyfuration of the external ear. 418 Valleix' points, 835 Vanity in eccentrics. 420 Vapeurs, 841 Vajxinr baths. 127 Va-icular causes of sleep, 1170. 1 171 cerebral chany^es in dementia, 350, 35 r changes in mental stiites, 1042 effects of cociiine abuse, 236 nervous condition, di;iitalis in, 387 lesions in ertrotisni, 458, 459 lesions in chronic alcoholistn, 76 cerebral chaiiLres in alcoholic insanity. 914 spasm and dilatation in neurasthenia. 846 effect of iih'oholic sethitives, 1132 effect of methylal, 1138 effect of opium, 1140 effect of physostitnnine, 1146 tone, 1249 Va-o-constrictor centres. 894, 896 fibres, distribution of. 894 \'u«o-dilator centres. 894, 895, 896 flbre>, distribution of. 89:; Vaso-motur nerve-. 1247. Vix, Ernest, intestiiiiil worms and insanity, 1245 VizioH, spontaneous hypnotism, 609, 610 Vogel, classification of amentia, 84 pyromania, 1056 siiTiipatlietic insanity, 1243 excretion of uric acid, 1344 A'oghera Asylum, 717 Vogt, Cbarles, microcephaly, 805 Voisin, anosmia in general paralysis, 1174 morphia in melancholia, 1292 paralysis of the inferior rectus oeuli, 4S8 hysterical somnambulism, 403 suggestion in idiocy, 674 acute pj'rexia of phlogoses and insanity, 986 general paralysis following articular rheumat- ism, 988 genei'al paralysis following erysipelas, 988 morphia in mental affections, 1142 Vcilckers, centre for pupillary reaction, 1053 Volition, 32, 40, 41, 1029 overt, 41 in cretinism, 286 Volitional insanity, 699 Voltaic electricity in insanity, 427 Voltaire, suicide, 1220 Voluntary action, 42 attention, 107, 109 movement, 824 acts and will, 1366 admissions into asylums, France, 516 boarders in asylums, Phigland and Wales, 737 notices of reception of, to commissioners, 737 consent to admission of, 744 in asylums, Scotland, 11 22 interdiction, Scotland, 11 15 Vomiting, hysterical, 622, 636, 637 Vught Asylum, 593 Vulpian, ataxy due to plumbism, 746 nervous mechanism of salivation, 1105 Wagner, case of prolonged sleep, 1173 Wakefield Asylum, psycho-physical laboratory. 1022 Waldan Asylum, 1239 Walking, 823 Waller, A. 1)., psycho-pliysieal methods, 1020 Wandering lunatics, certification of, 732, 733 Warlomont, hysterical stigmata, 1207 Warm baths, prolonged, 117 with cold to the head, 118 sitz, 118 mustard, 118 Warneford Asylum, Oxford. 1086 Warner, F., facial expression, 485 evolution of mental faculty, 464 case of cerebral h\ i)ertrophy, 652 movements as signs of mental action, 820 postures indicative of mental states, 988 psychosis, 1025 Washington Asylum, 86 Water, sustaining power of, in fasting, jt^, 774 Water-supply in asylums, 104 Watcrford Asylum, 710 Watson, Eben, physostigmine, 1146 Watson, Sir Thomas, the delirium of acute rheum- atism, 334 the early uses of electricity, 426 Webber, pulse tension in neurasthenia, 1043 Weber, acute transitory mania after typhus. 987 pneumonia followed by insanity, 988 psycho-physical law, 1025 Weeping in melancholia, 788 psychology of, 1273 Weigert's staining methods for sections, it86 Weight, influence of. 523 diagiiosis of general paralysis, 532 pachymeningitis interna haemor- rhagiea, 877 and Bickerton, ophthalmic changes in general paralysis, 490 ophthalmic changes in acute mania, 492 ocular symptoms in the insane, 491 Wilde, Sir J. P., testamentary capacity and in- sanity, 1287 '• Wildermuth's ear," 419 Wilkinson, the insanity of the ancients. 3 Wilks, S., Bright's disease and insanity. 172 delirium, 332 moral perversion in hysteria. 621 Will. 31. 32, 40, 1029 abstraction of, 35 strength of, 42 rational, 42 in dipsomaniacal impulse. 390 in homicidal impulse. 596. 598 in impiilse and obsession. 867. 868 Wille. Ludwig. primiire Verriicktheit. 1356 confusional insanity. 1358 old age and its psychoses, 869 Williams, S. W. D., po^^ture in feeding. .^.96 baths in the treatment of the in- sane, 117 Williamsbnrgh Asylum. United States. 85 Willing. .31 Willis, physician to George III., 22. 23 Willis, Thos., douche treatment. 120 on functions of the brain. 21 circular insanity. 215 Willoughby. w. G.. temperament, 1275 visual memory. 1360 Wills, undue influence in the execution of. 1338 Wisconsin, boarding out in. 143 Wise, the insane in China. 205 AV'it in mania, 763 INDEX. 1477 WitcluTilft in ludia, 683 Witnesses, the insani' as, 464 iloal'-muti's as, 464 Witticli, von, normal acoustic rcat'tion-tiine, 1063 Wittiugliani Asyhini, 104 WollT. i)ulsus tardus in incurable insanity, 1050 u>ori)liia in mental alTcctions, 1142 Wollener, patholojjical lesions in folic circulaire, 227 ^Vomcn, general paralysis in, 520 insane jealousy in, 721 masturbation in, 785 Wonford House Asylum, 1083 AVood, H. C, administration of chloral, 1135 of morphia, 1142 action of hyoscine, 1143 CAunabin as a hypnotic. 1144 action of conium, 1145 Wood, T. Ouiterson, law of lunacy, 730 Woodhcad, (i. Sims, microscopical prepa- rations of brain and cord, 1180 and Hatty Tuke, pathology, 892 colloid bodies in cord in locomotor ataxy, 907 Woodville, the hellebore of the ancients, 1353 Woodward, the treatment of the insane, 87 ultimate recoveries in insanity, 323 Worcester Hospital, United States, recoveries at the. 321, 322 Word-blindness, 799, 982 and mind-blindness, 809 mental condition in, 983 Werd-dciifness, 799, 981 mental condition in, 981, 983 " Word method " of teaching- speech in idiots, 674 Word photisms, 11 26 Words, presence or absence of, in ajihasics, 979, 980, 981 Work in asylums. 514, 515 Workhouses, the insane in, 277 in Ireland, 711 in England and Wales, 732, 733, 735 removal of lunatics to, Kngland and Wales, 733 diet and accommodation in, England and Wales, 736 power of guardians in, England and Wales, 736. 