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← ExitThe Anatomy of Melancholy
Melancholy: Consider Its Different Meanings: As a Disposition, in a Figurative…

♈ Melancholy: in which consider Its Æquivocations, in Disposition, Improper, &c. Subsect. 5.

Memb. 2. To its explication, a digression of anatomy, in which observe parts of Subs. 1. Body hath parts Subs. 1.

contained as Humours, 4. Bloud, Phlegme, &c. Spirits; vitall, naturall, animall.

or containing Similar; spermaticall, or flesh, bones, nerves, &c. Dissimilar; braine, heart, liver, &c. Subs. 4.

Or Soule and his faculties, as Vegetall. Subs. 5. Sensible. Subs. 6, 7, 8. Rationall. Subsect. 9, 10, 11.

Memb. 3. Its definition, name, difference, Sub. 1. The part and parties, affected, affection, &c. Sub. 2. The matter of melancholy, natural, unnaturall, &c. Sub. 4.

Species, or kindes, which are Proper to parts, as Of the head alone, Hypocondriacall, or windy melancholy. Of the whole Body with their severall causes, symptomes, prognosticks, cures. Or Indefinite; as Love melancholy, the subject of the third partition.

Its Causes in generall. Sect. 2. A. Its Symptomes or signes. Sect. 3. B. Its Prognosticks or indications. Sect. 4. 4. Its Cures; the subject of the second Partition.

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