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Philosophy and
Mathematics at Paris,
Touching a Late Cure of an
Inveterate Phrensy by the
Transfusion of Blood,” In:
Philosophical Transactions of the Royal...
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cerebral fever) is an
outdated medical term that was used as a
synonym for
phrensy,
beginning in
early 19th
century medical literature.
Supposedly the brain...
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causing to man,
among other diseases,
burning fevers, hysterics, and
phrensies". Even
after astrology and its
influence on
health and
agriculture waned...
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shadow of su****ion upon his honor.
While he was
susceptible of the
perfect phrensy of enthusiasm, and
would brave danger and
death in
every form of duty,...
- be supposed, for a moment, that Cornwall,
seized with the
Philadelphian phrensy, may
resolve to
separate itself from the
general system of the English...
- divination, a
divinator might experience dreams,
temporary madness, or
phrensy (frenzy); all
these states of mind
being considered inspiration of truth...
- p****ion; Mr. Kemble, in Leontes,
worked himself up into a very fine
classical phrensy; and Bannister, as Autolycus,
roared as loud for pity as a s****y beggar...
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Barrymore as Mr Fashion,
Thomas Hollingsworth as Taffy, John
Bannister as Mr
Phrensy,
Richard Suett as Cautious,
Robert Palmer as Mr Fancy,
James Aickin as...
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Should rise
above the gods, and Neptune's might. And was riot this the
phrensy of the soul? But much I fear lest all my
treasured wealth Fall to some...
- refuge; here if anywhere, will
resistance be made to the
storms of
political phrensy and the
silent arts of corruption. Even Burr's many
critics conceded that...
