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DELUSION

Calvin B. Knerr · Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms · Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain) · p. 33 · 10 remedies
DELUSION (illusions, hallucinations)

Grade 4 of 5

oena. cupr. aeth. hyos. bell.

Grade 3 of 5

mag-p.

Grade 1 of 5

sec. art-v. lyss. rhus-t.

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a delicate hand smoothing her head from front to back1p. 35
a train of cars in his ear1p. 34
about military1p. 36
accused herself of most obscene ac-tions of which she never was guilty1p. 36
apparitions3p. 33
as if all around her talked rapidly1p. 37
as if soul and body were separated2p. 37
baby2p. 33
bed7p. 33
behind2p. 33
blood does not circulatep. 34
calls things by wrong names1p. 36
cannot swallow1p. 37
carries home wood to manufacture brandy1p. 38
catches at imaginary appearance1p. 34
caused by grief and anger (climaxis)1p. 35
causes fear3p. 35
cautions people not to inhale his exhaled breath, that it is spoiled like rotten eggs, worse than cholera1p. 34
chair, something hanging over back1p. 34
changed, things and persons around, seem to be1p. 34
cloud1p. 34
compass1p. 34
concluded from look of everyone, that he is pitied1p. 36
converses3p. 34
corners1p. 34
damned3p. 34
dark1p. 34
dead6p. 34
defend themselves1p. 34
demon3p. 34
desire to escape1p. 34
devil6p. 34
die9p. 34
directed a window to be closed that was not open1p. 37
dirty, imagines to be1p. 34
disease7p. 34
disease incurable2p. 35
disgrace2p. 34
distinguished2p. 34
disturbs sleep1p. 37
doomed1p. 34
double3p. 34
during delirium4p. 34
enemies2p. 34
especially at night5p. 36
eyes4p. 34
eyes closed, visions7p. 34
faces6p. 34
fail2p. 35
fall1p. 35
family1p. 35
fantastic2p. 35
figures2p. 35
fire3p. 35
frightful5p. 35
frightful at night (in pregnant women during latter months), imagine they have committed or are about to commit some great crime or cruelty1p. 34
full of creeping things1p. 34
God2p. 35
has power1p. 36
has to step over elevation1p. 37
he can never succeed1p. 37
he does everything wrong1p. 38
he has an ulcer in stomach1p. 37
he is driving a horse1p. 35
he is in his grave1p. 35
he is neglected2p. 36
he is neglectful, and deserves re-proach1p. 36
he is not at home2p. 35
he is swelling1p. 37
he is very ill1p. 35
he will have a fit1p. 35
hears music1p. 36
heart5p. 35
hell1p. 35
her husband is not her husband, and her child not her child (mania)1p. 35
his wife will run away from him1p. 37
hogs1p. 35
honest1p. 35
horrid1p. 35
house4p. 35
images10p. 35
images distorted1p. 34
imagines herself in heaven1p. 35
imagines himself lost2p. 36
in epilepsy1p. 34
innumerable1p. 35
is tall3p. 37
laughing masks1p. 36
legs3p. 35
locality2p. 36
man4p. 36
melancholic1p. 36
men are laughing at her, criticising to disadvantage, makes her timid, and she dare not look up while walking in street1p. 35
mouth2p. 36
noises1p. 36
nose1p. 36
objects2p. 36
objects smaller2p. 37
obstacles in his way, occasioned partly by contrary fate, partly by himself1p. 36
of a mouse running from under chair1p. 36
of a second self1p. 37
of abundance1p. 33
of animals12p. 33
of being abused1p. 33
of being alone4p. 33
of being blown at by persons, some of whom are not present1p. 34
of being called before court1p. 34
of being under influence of a superior power1p. 37
of bells ringing sweetly1p. 33
of birds in room1p. 33
of black objects and people1p. 34
of body9p. 34
of bugs, and cockroaches1p. 34
of dancing1p. 34
of executioner standing before him, laughed and joked1p. 34
of ghosts7p. 35
of gliding through air1p. 35
of hearing14p. 35
of hens1p. 35
of hovering in air1p. 33
of living2p. 36
of lying crosswise1p. 36
of pigeons1p. 36
of possession of beautiful things, even rags seem beautiful1p. 33
of robbers4p. 36
of senses1p. 37
of space1p. 37
of superiority1p. 37
of tetanus1p. 37
of various things3p. 37
often leaves his chair to rush at people whom he thought he saw fighting1p. 35
painful1p. 36
people8p. 36
people want to hurt him, execute him1p. 35
persecuted2p. 36
phantasms3p. 36
place3p. 36
pleasant1p. 36
poisoned2p. 36
position1p. 36
pregnant3p. 36
prostration1p. 36
rage1p. 36
railroad1p. 36
ran into forge to catch fish which he saw swimming there1p. 35
reality1p. 36
reason1p. 36
religious3p. 36
rich1p. 36
says he is a wheelwright and begins to bore holes1p. 37
screams1p. 36
sees a man who has hanged himself beckoning him to cut him loose1p. 35
sees insects1p. 35
sees persons connected with the law who will seize him, causing great anxiety, cries like child1p. 35
sees spiders1p. 37
sensual1p. 37
sepulchre1p. 37
sexual organs1p. 37
she cannot think1p. 37
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)1p. 36
she is looked down upon by every-one, that she is of no importance in life1p. 36
she swallowed pins1p. 36
sick2p. 37
sitting on a sofa, fancied she was falling off, kept holding on to everything1p. 37
smothered1p. 37
snakes3p. 37
some one calls him1p. 34
someone else8p. 37
spirits2p. 37
starvation2p. 37
stove1p. 37
strange1p. 37
street2p. 37
surrounded by friends1p. 35
surroundings1p. 37
that all she says is a lie1p. 36
that he has lost affection of friends1p. 33
that he is going to have an apoplectic stroke1p. 33
that he is killed, roasted and being eaten1p. 35
that he is riding on an ox1p. 36
that he is unhappy1p. 37
that his life is in danger from assassination or poison1p. 33
that she can only obtain peace and safety through absolution from a priest of Papal Church, although a zealous Protestant1p. 33
that strange forms accompany him, one on his right, the other on his left1p. 35
the sun travels around earth1p. 37
they are murderers or criminals to be executed1p. 36
things as if new1p. 36
thinks herself well1p. 37
thinks himself a young child1p. 34
thinks she is under superhuman control1p. 37
too narrow1p. 36
uses a stick for a gun1p. 35
vermin1p. 37
visions10p. 37
voicesp. 37
walks on his kneesp. 35
when awake1p. 33
when holding head down, as if she had a large goitre which she could not see over1p. 35
wife has lovers concealed behind stove1p. 36
wild1p. 37
witches1p. 37
world2p. 38

Cite: Calvin B. Knerr, Repertory of Hering's Guiding Symptoms, Philadelphia: F. A. Davis, 1896 (Library of Congress copy, archive.org repertoryofherin00heri; public domain), p. 33 — MIND AND DISPOSITION; DELUSION