Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms › MIND AND DISPOSITION
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Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · 1896 · p. 36 · 50 rubrics start on this page
- DELUSION continued
- about military1
- accused herself of most obscene ac-tions of which she never was guilty1
- calls things by wrong names1
- concluded from look of everyone, that he is pitied1
- especially at night5
- has power1
- he is neglected2
- he is neglectful, and deserves re-proach1
- hears music1
- imagines himself lost2
- laughing masks1
- locality2
- man4
- melancholic1
- mouth2
- noises1
- nose1
- objects2
- obstacles in his way, occasioned partly by contrary fate, partly by himself1
- of a mouse running from under chair1
- of living2
- of lying crosswise1
- of pigeons1
- of robbers4
- painful1
- people8
- persecuted2
- phantasms3
- place3
- pleasant1
- poisoned2
- position1
- pregnant3
- prostration1
- rage1
- railroad1
- reality1
- reason1
- religious3
- rich1
- screams1
- she is in a terrible rain storm com-plaining of being so cold, and that carriage has turned over and hurt her head (cerebro-spinal meningitis)1
- she is looked down upon by every-one, that she is of no importance in life1
- she swallowed pins1
- that all she says is a lie1
- that he is riding on an ox1
- they are murderers or criminals to be executed1
- things as if new1
- too narrow1
- wife has lovers concealed behind stove1
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