Jahr's new manual, or, Symptomen-codex (Volume 3).

  • Jahr, G. H. G. (Gottlieb Heinrich Georg), 1800-1875.
Date:
1848-53
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Credit: Jahr's new manual, or, Symptomen-codex (Volume 3). Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    he can achieve every thing with vigour, Angust. J53. Increased cheerfulness and dispo- sition to talk the vhole day, Arg. 84. Excessive disposition to both agreeable and disagreeable emo- tions, without bodily weakness, Am. 80. Desire to do more than is requir- ed; she eats and drinks more than is good for her; she walks far- ther than is necessary and her strength will bear, Ars. 3^. Cheerfulness and exaltation of temper, Aur. mur. Ji7. Hopes, iniuiediately after vomit ing. Aeon. EXALTATION OF THE MIND. 1. Exaltation of thk mtnd : oxal- fation of the fancy, Magn. p. ausL 2. , of the mind and body; dis- posed to talk; accomplishes his work with more ease, Lack. 3. , and temper, Cnb. 4. Ideas crowd upon him while writing ; has to sit up at night for the purpose of composing, his mind is so full of ideas, Idxch. •^. Ideas crowd iipon him, with merry mood, Op. C The relations of the world seem to him clearer, Ox. uc. 7. Quicker in thought and action. Ox. uc. 8. Ideas crowd upon his mind, earlv in the morning, Aux. v. 0. Sensation of an increase of pow- er, intellectual trHn(j[uillity,disposi- tion to mental labour, /Vo7. 10. In the evening her fuucy U so vivid, th:'.t she shufhlers even when merely thinking of repulsive thinns. F/.os.' n. Inclination to philosoi-hiiul and religion:-- speculations, Svlph. 1*. IJeccnt events presenting tin ro- ^■elvcs very vividly to his mind. \\hile at his work, Mur. nc. 13; Clairvoyance, Phon. 1 i. Idca'J and projects crowd upon his mind, particularly in the even- ing. Chin. 15. He makes many plans; is con- stantly in ecstacy about beautiiiil scenery, of which he is reading a description, Cojf. 1ft. Desire for mental labour, Brom. 17. Excess of fancy; ecstacy ; pro- phecy ; he makes verses. Agar. 18. Exaltation of the mind, Avi. carb. 19. Lively and active mind, Au- gust. 20. Warm feeling of the body foi- three afternoons, then he be- comes lively, the memory is quick; however, he is not able to concen- trate his thoughts; an agreeabln project which he almost believes is real, intruding upon his mind ail the time; a sprfc of waking dream.. J^n^'^i^K 2L Quickness of comprehension, in the afternoon, but unable to dwell upon his subject, owing to som(; internal uneasiness, as is i\At by those who anticipate some great pleasr.rc, or owing to the crowding of all sorts of plans upon his mind.<^/1nftj<$ 22. Excessive inclination to perform manv l<-'iig» literary labour;*, without having the requisite strength to accomplish them, Ar>i. 23. jManv thoughts crowd upon him, Arf!. 21. Acuteness of the thinking pow- ers, with irritation of ieeling; orgasm of the circulation, particu- larly in the chest, Asa/. 25. Hxccssive sensitiveness, with increase of the mental powers, Veraf. KXALTATIOX ok FKKLl.NG. 1. Tender heartedness, with very clear consciousness, Jgn. 2. Perfect contentment, interior happiness, Fhior. ac. .'{. Weeps, while reading a touch- ing poem, Lacli. 4. Tranquility of mind, inter-