10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «METHYSTIC»
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methystic in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
methystic and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
The Journal of Psychological Medicine and Mental Pathology
This object is , best gained, however, by 'adding an adjective like " methystic," as
expressive of the cause, to the name of any nervous disorder caused by
drunkenness ; and, thus, both the origin and cause are indicated, which such a
term as ...
2
Journal of Psychological Medicine and Mental Pathology
This object is best gained, however, by "adding an adjective like " methystic," as
expressive of the cause, to the name of any nervous disorder caused by
drunkenness ; and, thus, both the origin and cause are indicated, which such a
term as ...
3
Journal of Psychological Medicine
Any case of this kind, with these leading characters, as to cause, duration,
symptoms, and treatment, might be designated methystic phrenesia or phrenesy ;
and each particular form, methystic hypochondriasis, methystic melancholia, ...
4
The British Journal of Psychiatry
Any case of this kind, with these leading characters, as to cause, duration,
symptoms, and treatment, might be designated methystic phrenesia or phrenesy ;
and each particular form, methystic hypo, chondrias, methystic melancholia,
methystic ...
5
The Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal: Exhibiting a ...
1840,) and others, it would be referred to the excitement produced by the local
inflammation, and occurring in a constitution rendered morbidly irritable by the
abuse of ardent spirits. It was the patient's first attack of methystic brain-fever;
there ...
6
The British and Foreign Medico-chirurgical Review Or ...
They have been hitherto administered in the methystic form, chiefly on the theory
that the sudden withholding of the habitual stimulant is the exciting cause of the
delirium. The depression of the nervous system may be partly due to the want of ...
7
Edinburgh Medical and Surgical Journal
It is also important to remark, that in British Guiana, Trinidad, Tobago, Grenada,
St Vincent's and St Lucia, more than half the deaths depending on disease of the
brain and its investments has been the result of methystic brain-fever, (p. 16 ;) in ...
He stinks of booze and looks one hundred percent methystic. But in his insanity
he believes he looks comfortable, stately even. A West Pointer. A former Ranger.
A man who has trained snipers. An officer. Who overcame the challenges of his ...
9
THE EDINBURGH MEDICAL AND SURGICAL JOURNAL: EXHIBITING A ...
gions, asmorbilli, scarlet fever, and rubeola ; and III. the methystic or stupifying, or
intoxicating contagions, which operate principally on the nervous system like a
narcotic poison or intoxicating liquor, including the common or eruptive typhus, ...
10
Dublin quarterly journal of medical science
During the two last summers of 1870, and 1871, they have been under my
charge, and I have watched all the methystic cases admitted, numbering about
60, with a special consideration of Dr. Cuming's views, but with the result already
stated; ...
