MADNESS

n. Ma2d'neQs. Gr., Ttapa^>potruvi\. Lat., insania. Insanity. For varieties of m. not here given, see corresponding varieties under INSANITY. Alcoholic m. See Chronic alcoholic INSANITY. Canine m. See RABIES. Demential m. See DEMENTIA. Doubting in. See FOLIE du doute. Drunkard's m. See DELIRIUM tremens. Furious m. See Furious INSANITY. General paralytic in. See General PARALYSIS of the insane. Ideational in., Intellectual in. See Ideational INSANITY. Maniacal in. See MANIA. Melancholic m., Melancholy m. See MELANCHOLIA. Monomaniacal m. See MONOMANIA. Nocturnal m. A form of recurrent insanity in which the alienation occurs only during the night, [a, 34.] Raving m. See Acute MANIA. [s. 689]