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With decreased Actions of the Organs of Sense. SPECIES. 1.
Recolle&ionisjačura, Loss of recolle&tion. 2. Stultitia voluntaria. Voluntary folly. 3.
Credulifas. Credulity, CLASS III. DISE As ES OF WOLITION. O RDO I. class III. 2.
2. OF VOLITION.
With decreased Actions of the Organs of Sense. SPECIES. 1.
Recolle&ionisjačura, Loss of recolle&tion. 2. Stultitia voluntaria. Voluntary folly. 3.
Credulifas. Credulity, CLASS III. DISE As ES OF WOLITION. O RDO I. class III. 2.
2. OF VOLITION.
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Wr now step forward to confider the diseases of volition, that superior faculty of
the sensorium, which gives us the power of reason, and by its facility of action
distinguishes mankind from brute animals; which has effected all that is great in
the ...
Wr now step forward to confider the diseases of volition, that superior faculty of
the sensorium, which gives us the power of reason, and by its facility of action
distinguishes mankind from brute animals; which has effected all that is great in
the ...
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But this relief is in many cases so instantaneous, that it seems nevertheless
probable, that it is also in part owing to the different manner of progression of the
two sensorial powers of sensation and volition; one of them commencing at some
...
But this relief is in many cases so instantaneous, that it seems nevertheless
probable, that it is also in part owing to the different manner of progression of the
two sensorial powers of sensation and volition; one of them commencing at some
...
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... faculty of volition; and a temporary apoplexy succeeds, with snoring as in
profound sleep; which so generally terminates epileptic fits. . When these
voluntary exertions become so - connected connected with certain disagreeable
sensations, ...
... faculty of volition; and a temporary apoplexy succeeds, with snoring as in
profound sleep; which so generally terminates epileptic fits. . When these
voluntary exertions become so - connected connected with certain disagreeable
sensations, ...
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| Title | Zoonomia; Or, The Laws of Organic Life ... Volume 4 of Zoonomia; Or, The Laws of Organic Life, Erasmus Darwin Volume 4 of Zoonomia; Or, The Laws of Organic Life: In Four Volumes, Erasmus Darwin |
| Author | Erasmus Darwin |
| Edition | 3 |
| Publisher | J. Johnson, 1801 |
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