КНИГИ НА АНГЛИЙСКИЙ ЯЗЫКЕ, ИМЕЮЩЕЕ ОТНОШЕНИЕ К СЛОВУ «HYPOCHONDRIASM»
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London Medical and Surgical Journal
hallucination, which* consist! in an idea embodied by the imagination, and so
associated with the ordinary affairs of life as to be constantly reproduced by the
memory. A beautful illustration of thissymptom of hypochondriasm is found in the
...
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A comparative view of the mortality of the human species, at ...
Hypochondriasm, hips, spleen, and vapours, imaginary maladies. This chronie
valetudinary infatuation is very frequent in our island : it occurs principally in the
adult and middle age ; seldom early in life ; in the male more than in the female
sex ...
Thus, in the case of the baker of Ferrara, recorded by DONATUS, who believed
that he was made of butter, and on that account would not approach the oven lest
he should melt, the disease was no longer hypochondriasm, but true insanity.
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Conversations of Lord Byron with the Countess of Blessington
Talking of hypochondriasm, Byron said, that the world had little compassion for
two of the most serious ills that human nature is subject to, —mental or bodily
hypochondriasm: “ Real ail'jments may be cured, (said he,) but imaginary ones, ...
Marguerite Countess of Blessington, George Gordon Byron Baron Byron, 1834
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The Museum of Foreign Literature, Science and Art
Talking of hypochondriasm, Byron said that the world had little compassion for
two of the most serious ills that human nature is subject to, — mental or bodily
hypochondriasm: "Real ailments may be cured, (said he,) but imaginary ones,
either ...
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The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal
... for, although a few may enjoy a. joke upon Jonathan; and some grumblers
indulge their hypochondriasm, not their malice, hy prophesying a “ split in the firm
,” they are few in comparison of those who hold up the mighty Republic as the
glory ...
A famous and witty harlequin of France was overcome with hypochondriasm, and
consulted a physician, who, after inquiring about his malady, told his miserable
patient, that he knew of no other medicine for him than to take frequent doses of ...
Isaac Disraeli, Benjamin Disraeli (Earl of Beaconsfield), 1868
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The literary character. Character of James the First
A famous and witty harlequin of France was overcome with hypochondriasm, and
consulted a physician, who, after inquiring about his malady, told his miserable
patient, that he knew of no other medicine for him than to take frequent doses of ...
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Amenities of literature, sketches and characters of English ...
Aubrey has given a gossiper's account of this ludicrous hypochondriasm.
Harrington had a summer-house revolving on a pivot, which he turned at will to
face the sun ; THE OCEANA OF HARRINGTON. 333.
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Journal of Correspondence and Conversations Between Lord ...
Talking of hypochondriasm, Byron said, that the world had little compassion for
two of the most serious ills that human nature is subject to,—menta1 or bodily
hypochondriasm: “Real ailments may be cured (said he), but imaginary ones,
either ...
Marguerite Blessington (Countess of), 1851
