The Anatomy of Melancholy by Robert Burton
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is caused by precedent diseases; as agues, pox,
&c., or temperature, innate _Subs. 1._ Or by particular parts distempered, as brain, heart, spleen, liver, mesentery, pylorus, stomach &c. _Subs. 2._ Particular to the three species. See [Symbol: Gemini]. [Symbol: Gemini] Particular causes. _Sect. 2. Memb. 5._ Of head Melancholy are _Subs. 3._ Inward Innate humour, or from temperature adjust. A hot brain, corrupted blood in the brain Excess of venery, or defect Agues, or some precedent disease Fumes arising from the stomach, &c. Or Outward Heat of the sun, immoderate A blow on the head Overmuch use of hot wines, spices, garlic, onions, hot baths, overmuch waking, &c. Idleness, solitariness, or overmuch study, vehement labour, &c. Passions, perturbations, &c. Of hypochondriacal or windy melancholy are, [_Subs. 4._] |
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