pathology (patholoji)

[= F. pathologie = Sp. patología =Pg. pathologia = It.patologia, (Gr. as if * παθολογία ( The great value of mental pathology to the psychologist is that it presents to him the phenomena of mind (e. g. feeling, imagination) in unusual intensity. J. Sully , Outlines of Psychol., p. 683. 2. The totality of the morbid conditions and proce es in a disease. pathology The quantity and quality of the blood play a weighty part in the pathology of insanity. Maudsley , in Reynolds's System of Med., II. 50. 3. A discourse on disease. - Humoral pathology. See humoral. -Vegetable pathology, that part of botany which relates to the diseases of plants.