[Conspectus] medicinae theoreticae, cui adjiciuntur ordo

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sensuum internorum Vitium, ab his omnino dive Sum, fatuitas scilicet. Fatui sunt qui judicium de rebus

nullum, et memoriam aut nullam, aut vitae muneribus imparem, habent. Fatuitas Uaedam revera Omnibus infantibus communiS, natUralis, neque morbosa est: quod si ultra infantiam permanserit, tum morbus eSt graVis, et plerumque ins nabilis. Similes ac alia Sensuum internorum vitia fatuitas agnoScit CRUSRS, quantum hae oculis vel scalpello detegi possint: epilepsiae frequens comes et effectus observatur. Haec, Si R CRUSiS extra caput sitis

Originem duxerit, veluti a vermibus in intestinis hospitantibus, expulsis VermibuS,

ternorum sensuum omnino

diversum ab his Superest,

scilicet futuitas. Illiὰ sunt futui qui habent nullum

judicium de rebus, et aut

nullam memoriam, aut imparem muneribus vitae. R

veris quaedam fatuitus est

communis omnibus infantibus, naturalis, neque mombosu : quod si permanserit ultra infantiam, tum est gruvis, et plerumque insan bilis morbus. Fiatuitas ctgnoscit similes caustis ac alia vitia internorum SenSuum,

quantum hae ccausae9 possint detegi oculis vel scalpello rcfutuitoso observatur frequens comes et effectus epialepsiae. Si haec scilicet epi-lepsiu9 durerit originem a

causis sitis eaetra caput, veluti a vermibus hospitant bus in intestinis, vermibusquite disserent hom these, namely, fatuity. They are saluous who possess no jud ent of thingS, and no memory, or Oneunequat to the duties of liis. In truth, a certain hind offatuity, common to ali insanis, is naturat, and not morbid ;but is it remains beyond insancy, it becomes an important, and generalty an incurabie disease. Fatuity is bi ought onby the fame causes as the rest of the externat Senses, as faras they can be detected by the eyes and the knila: it is Observed as a frequent attendant, and effect epilepsy. 1 filiis has derived iis origin from causos externat to the head, as stoin worms dwelling in the intestines; is the wornis be

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sanataque epilosia, mens fatuo aliquando accedit. 203. Haud absimile est, fatuitatem infantum, et memoriae, ideoquo judicii defectum, qui senibus accidit, a statu cerebri in his nimis duri et rigidi, in illis vero nimis mollis, Oriri. expulsis, que epilepsia sana- id, mens aliquando accedit jbtuo. 303. Est haud absimile, fatuitatem infantum, defectum memoriae, et ideo judicii, qui accidit senibus, oriri, astatu cerebri nimis duri et

rigidi in his i. e. in senibus 9 vero nimis mollis in illis i. e. in infantibus9.

expelled, and the epilepsy be cured, intellect sonaetimes

303. It is not improbabie, that the latuity os insanis, and loSS Os memory, and consequently of judgment, Which happenS to old men, arises froni a state of brain tuo hard and rigid in the lalter, but tuo sost in the former.

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ERRATA.