10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ONEIRODYNIA»
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ONEIROCRITICUS, Oneiroc'rites, (oneiros, and «(-tats, 'judgment.') One who
judges ucoord- ing to dreams. ONEIRODYNIA, (oneiros. and oivvn, ' pain.') A
painful dream, Incubus and Somnambulism are oneirodynia;. Oneirodynia Activa
...
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The Homoeopathic theory and practice of medicine
During the night of the 26th not a single paroxysm. Appetite and playfulness
returned, the bloated aspect of the face and dulness of the eye disappeared."
Genus V.—EPHIALTES.— ONEIRODYNIA. I. ONEIRODYNIA SR A V AN8.- INCU
BUS.
Erastus Edgerton Marcy, 1868
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The works of William Cullen ...: containing his physiology, ...
Having now delivered my doctrine with respect to the chief forms of insanity, I
should in the next place proceed to consider the other genera of Amentia and
Oneirodynia, which, in the Nosology, I have arranged under the order of
Vesaniae : but ...
William Cullen, John Thomson, 1827
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Pantologia: a new cabinet cyclopaedia, comprehending a ...
Dotmhed imagination during sleep. A genus of disease in the class neuroses,
anil order vesaniaj of ( ullen, containing two species: 1. Oneirodynia activa,
walking in the sleep. 2. Oneirodynia gravans, incubus or night-mare See Nl GHT-
MA Ft ...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
It has sometimes been usual to chain live too low, especially while they are under
a madness is accompanied either with excessive joy title of oneirodynia aSiva,
and the other by that or with great despondency, than those who are of ...
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Encyclopaedia Britannica; Or, a Dictionary of Arts, ...
Oneirodynia. A violent and troublesome imagination in time of sleep. 1.
Oneirodynia (actmi), exciting to walking and various motions. 2. Oneirodynia (
gravanj), from a fense of some weight incumbent, and pressing on the breast
especially.
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A system of practical nosology: to which is prefixed, a ...
Clayton, in memoirs of the literary and philosophical society of Manchester, vol. iii
. Burrowes, on insanity. Sprengel, institutiones medic*. Good, nosology. Rush, on
the mind. Genus XV. ONEIRODYNIA, Exercise of one or more of the faculties of ...
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A practical and pathological inquiry into the sources and ...
Oneirodynia from derangement of the digestive organs. That examples of that
form of illusion included by Cullen under the appellation oneirodynia, and by
Good (in his excellent treatise on nosology) under that of paroniria, arise from
repletion ...
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Encyclopædia britannica: or, A dictionary of arts, sciences, ...
Oneirodynia (afliva), exciting to walking and various motions. 2. Oneirodynia (
gravans), from a fense -of some weight incumbent, and pressing on the breast
especially. CLASS III. Cichexiæ ; a depraved habit of the General whole or
greatest ...
Colin MacFarquhar, George Gleig, 1797
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The Philadelphia Medical Dictionary: Containing a Concise ...
Oneirodynia, disturbed sleep; incu~ bus; a vehement, or distressing imagination
in sleep. Oneirodynia activa, walking while asleep. Oneirodynia gra-vans,
sensation of oppression during sleep, or night mare. Oneirogmos, amorous
dreams ...
