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 [Sans numérotation]  Democritus Junior and Librum suum
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 115  Lectori male feriato
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 117  The synopsis of the first partition
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 1  The first partition. The first section. Member. Subsection. Man's Excellency, Fall, Miseries, Infirmities ; The causes of them
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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
 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
 20  Subsection II. Division of the Body. Humours. Spirits
 21  Subsection III. Similar parts
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 34  Subsection VIII. Of the Moving Faculty
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 40  Subsection XI. Of the Will
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 42  Member III. Subsection I. Definition of Melancholy, Name, Difference
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 44  Subsection II. Of the parts affected. Affection. Parties affected
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 47  Subsection III. Of the matter of Melancholy
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 49  Subsection IV. Of the species or kinds of Melancholy
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 52  Section I. Member I. Subsection I. Causes of Melancholy. God a cause
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