Identifiant

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Titre

A treatise of melancholy. Contayning the causes thereof, and reasons of the straunge effects it worketh in our minds and bodies : with the phisicke cure, and spirituall consolation for such as have thereto adjoyned afflicted conscience. The difference betwixt it, and melancholy, with diverse philosophicall discourses touching actions, and affections of soule, spirit and body. By T. Bright Doctor of Phisicke

Créateur

Bright, Timothy

Date

1586

Éditeur

Londres : John Windet

Siècle

XVIe siècle

Format

Nombre de vues : 289

Licence

Licence Ouverte

Univers Numerabilis

Médecine

Sur l'auteur

Bright, Timothée (1550 - 1615)

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Manifeste IIIF

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Table des matières

0001 - Page sans numérotation - [Page de titre]

0002 - ij - To the right worshipful M. Peter Osbourne (Epître)

0006 - iiij - To his melancholick friend M

0009 - Page sans numérotation - The contentes of the booke according to the chapters

0014 - Page 1 - Chapitre I : How diverflie the word melancholie is taken

0016 - Page 3 - Chapitre II : The causes of naturall melancholie and of the excesse there of

0019 - Page 6 - Chapitre III : Whether good nourithment breedeth not flore of melancholie by faults of the bodie whether in turneth not into melancholie : and whether these humours are found in nourithment or rather are made out of them

0022 - Page 9 - Chapitre IIII : The answere to the former objections

0034 - Page 21 - Chapitre V : Touching the questions propounded in the end of the second chapter

0037 - Page 24 - Chapitre VI : Of the causes of the increase and excesse of melancholicke humour

0043 - Page 30 - Chapitre VII : Of melancholicke excrement

0044 - Page 31 - Chapitre VIII : What burnt choler is and the causes there of

0045 - Page 32 - Chapitre IX : Howe melancholie worketh fearefull passions in the mind

0050 - Page 37 - Chapitre X : How the bodie affectech the soule

0060 - Page 47 - Chapitre XI : Objections against the former semence, touching the manner how the soule is affected of the bodie : with answer there so

0066 - Page 53 - Chapitr XII : The answere to the former objections and of the simple faculties of the soule and only organicall of spirite and bodie

0078 - Page 65 - Chapitre XIII : How the soule by one simple faculty performeth of many and divers actions

0083 - Page 70 - Chapitre XIIII : The particular answer to the objections made in the II chapter

0091 - Page 78 - Chapitre XV : whether the perturbations riise of the humour or not

0100 - Page 87 - Chapitre XVI : Whether perturbations which are not moved by outward occasions rise of humours or not ? and how ?

0112 - Page 99 - Chapitre XVII : How melancholie procureth feare, sadness, dispaire ans such other passions

0120 - Page 107 - Chapitre XVIII : Of the unnaturall melancholie rising by addustion how in affeceth us with divers passions

0126 - Page 113 - Chapitre XIX : How sickenes and years seeme to alter the mind : and the cause : and how the soule hath practice of senses, being separated from the bodie

0133 - Page 120 - Chapitre XX : The accidentes which befall melancholie persons

0135 - Page 122 - Chapitre XXI : Howe melancholie altereth the qualities of the bodie

0138 - Page 125 - Chapitre XXII : Howe melacholy altereth those actions which rise out of the braine

0141 - Page 128 - Chapitre XXIII : Howe affections be altered

0145 - Page 132 - Chapitre XXIIII : The causes of teares and their saltnesse

0157 - Page 144 - Chapitre XXV : Why and how one weepeth for ioy, and laugheth for griefe : why teares and weeping indure not all the time of the cause : and why the finger is put in the eye

0162 - Page 149 - Chapitre XXVI : Of other partes of weeping : why the contenance is cast down, the forehead loureth, the nose droppeth, the lippe trembleth, the cheeks are drawne, and the speech is interrupted

0165 - Page 152 - Chapitre XXVII : The causes of sobbing and sighing are how weeping easeth the heart

0170 - Page 157 - Chapitre XXVIII : Howe melancholie causeth both weeping and laughing, and the reasons howe

0174 - Page 161 - Chapitre XXIX : The causes of blushing and bathfulness and why melancholie persons are given there into

0181 - Page 168 - Chapitre XXX : Of the naturall actions altered by melancholy

0186 - Page 173 - Chapitre XXXI : How melancholie altered naturall workes of the bodie juyce and excrement

0192 - Page 179 - Chapitre XXXII : Of the affliction of conscience for fine

0195 - Page 182 - Chapitre XXXIII : Whether the conscience of fine and the affliction there of be melancholy or not

0200 - Page 187 - Chapitre XXXIIII : The particular difference betwix melancholy, and the distressed conscience in the same person

0206 - Page 193 - Chapitre XXXV : The affliction of mind to what persons it befalleth, and by what meanes

0213 - Page 200 - Chapitre XXX : A consolation into the afflicted conscience

0248 - Page 235 - Chapitre XXXVII : The cure of melancholy, and howe melancholiche persons are to order them selves in actions of the mind, sense, and motion

0255 - Page 242 - Chapitre XXXVIII : How melancholiche persons are to order themselves in their affections

0263 - Page 250 - Chapitre XXXIX : How melancholiche persons are to order themselves in the rest of their diet, and what choice they are to make of ayre meate, and drink, house, and apparell

0271 - Page 258 - Chapitre XL : The cure by medicine, meese for melancholie persons

0282 - Page 269 - Chapitre XLI : The manner of strengthning melancholiche persons after purging : with correction of some of their accidentes