A treatise on the medical jurisprudence of insanity / by I. Ray.

  • Ray, Isaac, 1807-1881.
Date:
1871
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    Folic circulaire, 195. Frampton, Dr., in Davies' case, 603. France, how interdiction is effected in, 610 et seq. Franck, case of, 224. Frederick William, case of, 211. French code relative to insanity, 14, 45 ; relative to interdiction, 124, 597, 611. Friedrich, on the propensity to steal, 215; on lucid intervals, 417. Fust, Sir Herbert, his test of insanity, 134. Fyler, case of, 472. G. Galen, a somnambulist, 496. Gall, cases of propensity to steal, 215; of aidoiomania, 218; of homicidal insanity, 240, 243, 255, 262; of suicide, 482. Galvanism, as a test in cases of simulation, 443. Genevieve, case of, 208. George III., allusion to his case, 396. Georget, on Hale's doctrine, 11; on imbeciles, 80; a case of monomania, 180; on Cornier's case, 268 ; on the incubation of insanity, 135 ; on the effect of monomania generally, 308; on lucid intervals, 408; on Jean Pierre's case, 423; on the inquest, 457; on somnambulism, 508; on competency of witnesses, 532; comments on a special verdict, 14. Gerard, case of, 442. Germany, how interdiction is effected in, 611. Gibbs, Sir Vicary, on the criminal law of insanity, 10; on design as a test of sanity, 22. Gibson, C. J., decision on Hosier's case, 42; on moral insanity, 326. Gooch, gives a test of insanity, 134; on the Davies case, 599. Graborkwa, case of, 228. Gracie, case of, 530. Greensmith, case of, 322. Greenwood, case of, 297. H. Habitual insanity, ground of interdiction, 596. Hadfield, case of, 15, 322. Hale, Lord, classification of the insane, 8 ; distinction between partial and total insanity, 8 ; on test of responsibility, 8; case of homicidal mania, 257 ; case of somnolentia, 520. Hallucinations, explained, 163 ; how frequent, 167 ; may be concealed, 167 ; instances of, 164; in delirium tremens, 546; mostly distressing, 168. Hansterin, case of, 262.