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[Sans numérotation] Democritus Junior and Librum suum
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[Sans numérotation] The Author's Abstract of Melancholy
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8 Subsection II. The definition, number, division of diseases
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10 Subsection III. Division of the Diseases of the Head
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11 Subsection IV. Dotage, Phrensie, Madness, Hydrophobia, Lycantropia, Chorus sancti Viti, Extasis
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16 Subsection V. Melancholy in Disposition, improperly so called. Aequivocations
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19 Section I. Member II. Subsection I. Digression of Anatomy
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42 Member III. Subsection I. Definition of Melancholy, Name, Difference
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442 Subsection II. Help from Friends by Counsell, Comfort, fair and foul Means, withy Devices, Satisfaction, Alteration of his Course of Life, removing Objects, &c
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449 Subsection III. Musick a remedy
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453 Subsection IV. Mirth and merry company, fair objects, remedies
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